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DD or not
hello, i am new here and i live in Poland ,may i get here some help. i add a picture who shows a normal coin and my coin .i think it ca a DD , becouse i found 8 of them and there are all 100% identic.please guys tell me what you think.
have done better pictures.....i hope
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Re: DD or not
Holy cow, Poland, welcome P. I don't know, you would really have to talk to someone with Polish coin die experience, no doubt there is someone out there who would know. Oh yes, thanks to Jan Sobieski.
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Re: DD or not
Welcome!
The bottom picture does show some thickening of the devices that looks like pictures I have seen of known doubled dies on US some coins. However, the picture also looks a bit distorted.
The bottom picture does show some thickening of the devices that looks like pictures I have seen of known doubled dies on US some coins. However, the picture also looks a bit distorted.
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Re: DD or not
The new pictures are better 
I do not see notches like on a typical doubled die. Some US coins with die doubling just have very thick letters b/c the two images are engraved so close together there is no space in between them. But on your coin it looks instead like the actual style of the letters is different b/c, as can be seen by the arrows you drew, pointed areas of letters on the righthand coin are blunted on the lefthand coin. While this type of blunting might occur by circulation damage, its not very likely that every single one of those point was blunted by damage on the same coin. Also, there is not sign in any of those areas of the coin being hit.
Please remember, I know nothing of how Polish coins are minted, so I can only use what my experience has shown me to make a GUESS
I do not see notches like on a typical doubled die. Some US coins with die doubling just have very thick letters b/c the two images are engraved so close together there is no space in between them. But on your coin it looks instead like the actual style of the letters is different b/c, as can be seen by the arrows you drew, pointed areas of letters on the righthand coin are blunted on the lefthand coin. While this type of blunting might occur by circulation damage, its not very likely that every single one of those point was blunted by damage on the same coin. Also, there is not sign in any of those areas of the coin being hit.
Please remember, I know nothing of how Polish coins are minted, so I can only use what my experience has shown me to make a GUESS
Common grading company shortcomings & resulting co$tly mi$take$ to collectors (using Kennedy No FG halves):
https://tinyurl.com/y7rksxu8
How much squash would a sasquatch squash if a sasquatch would squash squash?
https://tinyurl.com/y7rksxu8
How much squash would a sasquatch squash if a sasquatch would squash squash?
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The new pictures are better
I do not see notches like on a typical doubled die. Some US coins with die doubling just have very thick letters b/c the two images are engraved so close together there is no space in between them. But on your coin it looks instead like the actual style of the letters is different b/c, as can be seen by the arrows you drew, pointed areas of letters on the righthand coin are blunted on the lefthand coin. While this type of blunting might occur by circulation damage, its not very likely that every single one of those point was blunted by damage on the same coin. Also, there is not sign in any of those areas of the coin being hit.
Please remember, I know nothing of how Polish coins are minted, so I can only use what my experience has shown me to make a GUESS
I do not see notches like on a typical doubled die. Some US coins with die doubling just have very thick letters b/c the two images are engraved so close together there is no space in between them. But on your coin it looks instead like the actual style of the letters is different b/c, as can be seen by the arrows you drew, pointed areas of letters on the righthand coin are blunted on the lefthand coin. While this type of blunting might occur by circulation damage, its not very likely that every single one of those point was blunted by damage on the same coin. Also, there is not sign in any of those areas of the coin being hit.
Please remember, I know nothing of how Polish coins are minted, so I can only use what my experience has shown me to make a GUESS
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Common grading company shortcomings & resulting co$tly mi$take$ to collectors (using Kennedy No FG halves):
https://tinyurl.com/y7rksxu8
How much squash would a sasquatch squash if a sasquatch would squash squash?
https://tinyurl.com/y7rksxu8
How much squash would a sasquatch squash if a sasquatch would squash squash?
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Re: DD or not
i was asking ,becouse i found in one 500 coin bag 48 coins of them and all are 100% identic.in poland are only 1 coin known with DD that are the 1 zł 1982.dd close up.png[/attachment][/img]
i have done other pictures with a other degre of looking, i remember that from us coins the split on letters if they DD.and thanks for taking time to look at the pictures.
i have done other pictures with a other degre of looking, i remember that from us coins the split on letters if they DD.and thanks for taking time to look at the pictures.
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This is the first picture I have been able to see the notching. Much better!
My opinion is this is a doubled die as it looks typical of what a doubled die can show. And now the extra thickness and misshapen areas can be accounted for as well. :)
My opinion is this is a doubled die as it looks typical of what a doubled die can show. And now the extra thickness and misshapen areas can be accounted for as well. :)
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many many thx for your help......i was thinking only i see it,but now i know it was about bad pictures.i am sure we have now 2 coins with DD in Poland. Regards Dirk Rogalski