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This would be machine doubling: . . Die deterioration doubling follows from the die wearing, and that is why the doubling is mixed with die flow lines, especially at the tops of the letters. (View Post)

What you have is about as good as you can get with a phone camera. You could move the lights around, but beyond that you will be limited by the limitations of your setup. (View Post)

Type 2 1942s are the most common Proof nickels of the series to show strike weakness on the steps. This is likely due to the alloy used and clogging of the dies, rather than insufficient strike press… (View Post)

Your lights are too far away from the coin from what I'm seeing. Also bring the lights more towards the top of the coins and the sides. FWIW, Proof Franklins are IMO the most difficult type to i… (View Post)

I’m fairly sure that collection was sold a couple years ago. (View Post)