Hello All. Has anyone seen another Roosevelt dime like this? Common? Worthless?
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Those are pretty good photos, note the forum likes to see the entire obverse and reverse first, then the closeups.
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MD was my first thought too...
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Not an error. Dies chattered when coin was struck is all. Mechanical, machine or sometimes called shelf doubling.
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Machine doubling. It is a rather common occurrence.
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I would reference you to the Cherrypickers Guide to rare die varieties. They have a very nice section at the back of the book that shows how to differentiate between machine doubling and actual doubling.
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I’m thinking machine doubling? Everything seems to be doubled, but that double nose had me laughing!
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