1969s ddo cent
Jeffwalton
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Double die or machine double?
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Jeffwalton
Posts: 7 ✭
Jeffwalton
Posts: 7 ✭
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Looks like mechanical doubling to me
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Simple mechanical/strike doubling.
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Looks nothing like a true doubled die.
The big one looks like this.
Good eye but NO, just MD or a case of Die Deterioration.
"When they can't find anything wrong with you, they create it!"
This one fools everyone when they start out. It doesn't help that 1969 was a banner year for mechanical doubling, either. When I was a kid, I thought I hit the jackpot, too.
Sadly, this is just common, shelf like doubling which carries no premium at all.
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This would be a good thing to hang a good pic 📸 of this if you like copper, 👍
This is mine
It's the second finest known and may be the better strike. I bought it from Lloyd Mincy after it was discovered. I'll be interested to see what Stewart's sells for coming up 
We compared them in person several times.
Nice and way cool. Thanks for sharing (No need to hang things then) 🙂
@Jeffwalton .... Welcome aboard. Machine doubling, no numismatic premium. Cheers, RickO