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This looks like mechanical doubling.
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Oldhoopster
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You're correct. It's mechanical doubling. BTW, nice pics
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I agree with @Oldhoopster37, very nice pics with high definition.
Couple known DDOs at VV.
http://varietyvista.com/01b LC Doubled Dies Vol 2/DDO 1969-S.htm
Show and tell.....Pay attention class!, CSF has something to show us. Nice pics. Thanks, you may sit down now. Who's next?
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Yes... Machine doubling.... Really great pictures....Cheers, RickO
Show & Tell coming again very soon. I'm thinking some local pawn shops are stocked up on goodies that weren't there before Xmas.
Yep... you got it right. 1969-S is a coin that has some pretty neat examples of the mechanical doubling effect. And I agree... nice pics, worth a thousand words in trying to describe a coin.
Yea, that cheap little Opti Tek Scope is effective, I think I paid $80 for it. However, its a bit shaky when trying to hone in and the focus knob is on the main scope. But it works.
....that cent is a Proof.
Yes, and apparently I haven't read enough to know that maybe that matters?
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