Is this DDO?
UrbanDecay04
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I suspect it is but it could also be a hit...
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joeykoins
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Nice Jefferson. No doubling. Sorry. Always check for the "split serifs ". Hard to miss.
That Nickel looks great. Ms 66? or better?
Did it receive the FS? Sure looks it.
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Looks like it might be a touch of machine doubling, it looks like the mint mark shows a touch of it too.
...is it possible for both DDO AND MD to appear on a coin?'
I doubt it very much.
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Yes
I would guess yours is all machine doubling.
The 1967 SMS DDO quarter is one that is common to find with machine doubling.
Die deterioration see the orange peel surfaces... as well the md .
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yes.
19Lyds has a Ike with both, or maybe it was a Kennedy.
I don't. this was years and years ago it was posted.
Certainly it's possible. A prime example would be the 1967 SMS DDO-001 quarter, as already mentioned. Most of this variety show both hub doubling and machine doubling. One without the machine doubling is unusual. It's also seen on the 1916/16 5c-
Without additional machine doubling-
With additional machine doubling-forehead, nose, lips
Thanks. I stand corrected. Learn something every day.
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The 16/16 with machine doubling is much scarcer than the one without.