How do you tell the difference between MD and DD also which type of doubling are these photos?
Conshyboy
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Greenstang
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Please no screen shots, they are too pixilated to see fine detail. Also always enclose a photo
of the complete coin when making enquires, we don’t even know what year that Memorial cent is.
To answer your question, that is common Machine Doubling easily recognized by the reduced
devices and shelf like appearance. In a DD, the devices would be enlarged with impressions the same height.1 -
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@Greenstang said:
Please no screen shots, they are too pixilated to see fine detail. Also always enclose a photo
of the complete coin when making enquires, we don’t even know what year that Memorial cent is.
To answer your question, that is common Machine Doubling easily recognized by the reduced
devices and shelf like appearance. In a DD, the devices would be enlarged with impressions the same height.Sorry bro for poor images just got a new lens for my camera will do better in the future kind of new to this Forum and thank you for taking the time to answer my question as I was not sure about doubling been collecting for about 15 years but new to the error scene.
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Steven59
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@Conshyboy Here's some good info: Have a read.........
https://minterrors.org/what-is-machine-doubling-or-mechanical-damage/
"Memento mori !"
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Steven59 thank you for a very informative reply