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2000 P Jeff nickel with date and mm doubling. Nickel for your thoughts. dd or md? Rest of coin is not remarkable. Peace Roy
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That's a good one. The doubling looks to be uni-directional (especially on the mintmark.
I think it's MDD.
Pete
Hey Pete,
I believe that MDD stands for Master Die Doubling and this is not MDD, but is
MD - Machine Doubling, or SD - Strike Doubling
Edited to add - Look at many of the 50's Jeff Nickels to see MDD on TRUST
Late die stage also. Almost like “longacre doubling”
Still an interesting and somewhat unusual example.
https://www.autismforums.com/media/albums/acrylic-colors-by-rocco.291/
Learn something new every day. Thanks. You know, I really don't like the short form explanations anyway.
Me thinks from now on I will have to just type it out.
It's really no sweat off my back. Thanks again!
Pete
You might have both strike doubling (machine doubling) on the vertical shaft of the P and die fatigue doubling right of the loop of the P.
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Thank you all for your explanations. I was somewhat puzzled by the doubling on both sides of the mm. I can sleep tonight. The hunt continues. Peace Roy
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Be sure to read this article sometime.
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Good explanations.... The mint mark looked initially like an RPM....Cheers, RickO
machine doubling, on both
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