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Mechanical DD vs Double Dies...QUIZ *answers*
WoodenJefferson
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Are you ready for a little test?
Part 1: Study the images below and determine which ones are Mechanical Doubling Damage and which ones are Doubled Dies.
Part 2: What coin is represented in photo #5?
I will let this run for awhile and then post the answers...good luck.
Oh, yeah, I also e-mailed www.bakercoins.net and have their permission to use photos contained in their website.
coin 1
coin 2
coin 3
coin 4
coin 5
coin 6
coin 7
coin 8
coin #5 is the Torch on rev of Roosie
the correct answers are (you guys are pretty smart)
Coin 1 - Mechanical Doubling
Coin 2 - Mechanical Doubling
Coin 3 - Doubled Die
Coin 4 - Mechanical Doubling
Coin 5 - Doubled Die Coin
Coin 6 - Mechanical Doubling Coin
Coin 7 - Doubled Die
Coin 8 - Doubled Die
or
1,2,4,6 Mechanical Doubling
3,5,7,8 Double Dies
Part 1: Study the images below and determine which ones are Mechanical Doubling Damage and which ones are Doubled Dies.
Part 2: What coin is represented in photo #5?
I will let this run for awhile and then post the answers...good luck.
Oh, yeah, I also e-mailed www.bakercoins.net and have their permission to use photos contained in their website.
coin 1
coin 2
coin 3
coin 4
coin 5
coin 6
coin 7
coin 8
coin #5 is the Torch on rev of Roosie
the correct answers are (you guys are pretty smart)
Coin 1 - Mechanical Doubling
Coin 2 - Mechanical Doubling
Coin 3 - Doubled Die
Coin 4 - Mechanical Doubling
Coin 5 - Doubled Die Coin
Coin 6 - Mechanical Doubling Coin
Coin 7 - Doubled Die
Coin 8 - Doubled Die
or
1,2,4,6 Mechanical Doubling
3,5,7,8 Double Dies
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coin 2: MDD
coin 3: doubled die
coin 4: MDD, possibly with some die erosion doubling also
coin 5: tough to say from this monitor, but lookes like a doubled die
coin 6: MDD
coin 7: doubled die
coin 8: doubled die
Ed. S.
(EJS)
Apropos of the coin posse/aka caca: "The longer he spoke of his honor, the tighter I held to my purse."
<< <i>coin 1: MDD
coin 2: MDD
coin 3: doubled die
coin 4: MDD, possibly with some die erosion doubling also
coin 5: tough to say from this monitor, but lookes like a doubled die
coin 6: MDD
coin 7: doubled die
coin 8: doubled die >>
Ditto
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Edited to add- I have no idea what number five is supposed to be.
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<< <i>Coins 3, 7 and 8 are the only true doubled dies.
Edited to add- I have no idea what number five is supposed to be.
-Amanda >>
Well then, lets make that part two of the question, I will edit.
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<< <i>coin 1: MDD
coin 2: MDD
coin 3: doubled die
coin 4: MDD, possibly with some die erosion doubling also
coin 5: tough to say from this monitor, but lookes like a doubled die
coin 6: MDD
coin 7: doubled die
coin 8: doubled die >>
Though I really have no idea what number 5 is, it does look like whatever that is it is a DD.
1969s WCLR-001 counterclash
2. MDD
3. DD
4. DD
5. DD -- Roosevelt Dime Reverse
6. MDD
7. DD
8. DD
<< <i>3,5,7,8 and that is the top of the torch on a Roosevelt Dime. >>
Ok, I was trying to interpret it as a "7" though for some reason with a highly rotated image. Knowing what it is now, it's definately a DDR.
Ed. S.
(EJS)
no idea what 5 is
is the the same as dd?
no...
<< <i>wait...8 is an rpm
is the the same as dd?
no... >>
That doesn't look like any mintmark to me.
Ed. S.
(EJS)
<< <i>wait...8 is an rpm
is the the same as dd?
no... >>
What coin series had a mintmark that looked like that?
1969s WCLR-001 counterclash
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its not....S in states huh...
my bad
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