Not a listed one.... I checked the above links and nothing seems to compare. Might have to submit it to one of the above sites for authentication and listing. Cheers, RickO
My first impression was that it is a doubled die when looking at the 'T'. But looking more and thinking about it... not so sure. Is the 'T' the only part showing the doubling effect? What gives me pause is the thin width of the left side of the 'T' horizontal... the uppermost layer is very thin compared to the other side. I would think the uppermost layer of a doubled die should be normal thickness.... just doesn't seem to make sense to me at this point.
Hard to tell on the other letters, due to glare and focus.... additional sharper photos may help.
Shasha420
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looks like a doubled die to me.
date and mint mark?
Seems to be DD, but why the mystery?
Date, MM, and full pics would allow comparison to known examples.
Edit: pic since posted. In a set. no less!
looks like it
https://www.doubleddie.com/452412.html
can't seem to find it listed....
I'm not seeing it.
http://www.varietyvista.com/01b LC Doubled Dies Vol 2/DDO 1970-S.htm
i'm tied up just now but it is prob on this list. a new one would be amazing.
Very cool....not listed on www.coppercoins.com.
Nice find.....I haven't checked Wexler though.
Not a listed one.... I checked the above links and nothing seems to compare. Might have to submit it to one of the above sites for authentication and listing. Cheers, RickO
My first impression was that it is a doubled die when looking at the 'T'. But looking more and thinking about it... not so sure. Is the 'T' the only part showing the doubling effect? What gives me pause is the thin width of the left side of the 'T' horizontal... the uppermost layer is very thin compared to the other side. I would think the uppermost layer of a doubled die should be normal thickness.... just doesn't seem to make sense to me at this point.
Hard to tell on the other letters, due to glare and focus.... additional sharper photos may help.