The following sites have a comprehensive list of doubled dies. If you think you found something , check these first for an EXACT match
Www.doubleddie.com
Www.varietyvista.com
The doubleddie site also has a good explanation of mechanical and die deterioration doubling under the tab marked "worthless doubling". If you're going to search for doubled dies, it would be worth it to look at examples of real errors on those sites so you can start learning the characteristics like split serifs, etc
Remember, there are numerous MD and DDD coins out there, but very few doubled dies.
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Utoh
No it is not.
Definitely not.... Suggest you research 'Doubled Die Characteristics' here or on the web. Cheers, RickO
Looks like mechanical doubling
The following sites have a comprehensive list of doubled dies. If you think you found something , check these first for an EXACT match
Www.doubleddie.com
Www.varietyvista.com
The doubleddie site also has a good explanation of mechanical and die deterioration doubling under the tab marked "worthless doubling". If you're going to search for doubled dies, it would be worth it to look at examples of real errors on those sites so you can start learning the characteristics like split serifs, etc
Remember, there are numerous MD and DDD coins out there, but very few doubled dies.