What could be up with the date on this coin?

LanLord · February 1, 2003 5:15AM

Is this just a case of machine doubling or is this something more interesting?

Placid · February 1, 2003 5:27AM

What is it a dime? What mint?

kranky · February 1, 2003 5:46AM

To me it has the classic shelf-like look of machine doubling.

LanLord · February 1, 2003 5:57AM

<< <i>What is it a dime? What mint? >>

It's a mercury, philly.

coppercoins · February 1, 2003 6:20AM

It's machine doubling...no question about it.

Edited to add: Very nice image, by the way.

clw54 · February 1, 2003 6:22AM

I've seen doubling like that on 1969-S cents.

fcloud · February 1, 2003 6:29AM

Classic Machine Doubling (IMO). The flat surface gives it away.

Windycity · February 1, 2003 6:52AM

No question. Machine doubling.

lathmach · February 1, 2003 9:54AM

The mercs are the most strike doubled of any US coin. You could put togather a full set all strike doubled. They all show on the dates for some reason.

Ray

What could be up with the date on this coin?

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