I searched the 5 rolls of 1967 Kennedy Halves I received at the bank and...

anablep

I found 4 halves with doubling of the reverse letters like this one:




Is this a major doubling of the R in dollar and ICA of America (or machine)?

And I found 4 in better than MS65 condition such as this one:



Any advice as to whether I should submit these would be helpful.

Thanks.

P.S. sorry the pics are not great.

Barndog

I know jack about Kennedies (ha ha), but it sure looks like strike doubling (machine doubling) to me

Barndog

btw, here is an excellent article on doubling: CLICK HERE

anablep

I thought machine doubling as well, but wondered if anyone here has come across this on Kennedy's.

Cool article; thanks!!

Type2

Yep, sent in one just like it and did not put DDR on lable

TwoSides2aCoin

Wayne, I would purchase an MS66 in a PCGS holder. Use it for comparison purposes. If any of those you found qualify, submit (my opinion). As for the machine doubling, it's not too significant as I have found it on many Kennedy halves and even on Franklins. The first one I found was on a 1970 D in the mint packaging and I thought it was special, til I joined here

Joe

anablep

Thanks for the info TwoSides!

At the very least, I'll check out some 66's at my local coin show the Sunday.

GoldenEyeNumismatics

machine doubling, but cool finds nevertheless!

anablep

TTT for the morning crew.

DNADave

Machine doubling is VERY common on Kennedy Halves.