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1916 S Mercury Dime. Doubled Die or Machine Doubling
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Not a doubled die. Classic machine doubling.
Agree, machine doubling.
Jim
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Mechanical (machine, strike) doubling
The flatness is a giveaway the its MD. Also note that there is no notching/split serifs that are characteristic of doubling.
Yep... machine doubling... Not a DDO.... Cheers, RickO
Good example of MD as stated - save it for a "comparison" coin.
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Great Example
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MD.
Nice @joeykoins with the Picture descriptor.
Wayne
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Thanks everyone for the clarification
First question to ask, and I am sorry if I missed it, does the 1916-S have a DDO variety?
None are listed in Variety Vista.
...or the CPG 5th Ed Vol II. The images almost look like paintings or drawings...filters?
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