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  1. Just Carl
    10-18-2008 09:39 PM - permalink
    Just Carl
    Your finding double dies so soon is amazing. I've got well over 3,000 Mercury Dimes and not many are doubled anything. You should post those photos on this forum for other Mercury Dime people to see.

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Posted 06-29-2009 at 12:27 AM by trussxx Comments 1
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I purchased a complete set of Jefferson nickels in 1975 from a local coin dealer and the set remained in my safe for over 34 years. Last week I decided to use my Dino-Light digital Microscope and to my surprise discovered the 1969 S with strong doubling.

I sent photos of "the 69-S Jefferson to K.P who writes articles for Numismatic News and his response was: "Your 69 S Jefferson Nickel appears to be an example of strike doubling; very common that year well known on cents...
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I purchased a complete set of Jefferson nickels in 1975 from a local coin dealer. Last week I decided to use my Dino-Light digital Microscope and to my surprise discovered the 1969 S with strong doubling.

I sent photos of "the 69-S Jefferson to K.P who writes articles for Numismatic News and his reposnse was: "Your 69 S Jefferson Nickel appears to be an example of strike doubling; very common that year well known on cents but I do not...
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Ken was 100% correct!...
Posted 06-29-2009 at 07:26 PM by Speedy Speedy is offline
Can you post some shots...
Posted 06-28-2009 at 08:38 PM by Paddy54 Paddy54 is offline
Nice Jefferson find!...
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