Double die
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Re: Double die
The grade of these coins is going to be important, also which doubled die variety is as well, so if you don't know which FS or grade and condition then you will never find the value.
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Re: Double die
Definitely need clear images to help.
Obverse , reverse and closeups of the area you think is doubled.
Look forward to seeing them.
Obverse , reverse and closeups of the area you think is doubled.
Look forward to seeing them.
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Re: Double die
What you're seeing here is a striking anomaly referred to as a "plating disturbance", and is fairly common on Lincoln cents.
This is not die doubling, and is not considered an 'Error'.
This is not die doubling, and is not considered an 'Error'.
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