Kennedy guys (or anyone else) - a question on double die proofs

FC57Coins

Is a coin like this one really a double die? It seems to me that the proof process would explain this type of minor doubling - your thoughts please.

Thanks

Frank

gmarguli

It looks to be an EXTREMELY minor doubled die. No premium at all. These are extremely common.

Spinynorman

It looks like a minor doubled die to me.

littlewicher

It doesn't make it worth much of a premium, if any. I just like the coin because it's a CAM, if not DCAM.

MAULUMALL

Not to POO POO anyones auction or to point the obvious but I think there is a bigger problem with this auction.

ClarkOfKent

MAULUMALL,

If you're referring to the AH, I'm having trouble seeing it, too. Could just be the picture, but I dunno.

Clark

MAULUMALL

In my opinion it is NOT an A/H.I have 2 in front of me now that agree.

Spinynorman

I'm not very familiar with the AH variety, approximately how many were struck and was the variety on more than one obverse die?

littlewicher

I also saw that it wasn't an AH. The 1964 coins are still hard to find with cameo.

MadMarty

I also don't think it's an AH. But it does have a nice cameo... Wonder what it will grade???

IrishMike

Here is a link to a Triple Die OBV. There is very little premium for these coins. By the way this was shot using a halogen bulb in my lamp, this is how graders see a coin. 1964 PF64

Edited: The tripling is most pronounced on God and the E in We.