1969 Big Doubled Die?

When I was printing some pictures of my coins; my printer's ink was running out and some pictures like this came out!!!!!!?????
I named them TRANSPARENT
What do you think ladies and gentlemen?

 

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No its not a doubled die,ghosting printing issue.

 

http://www.varietyvista.com/01b LC Doubled Dies Vol 2/1969SDDO001.htm

 

You see the same ghosting printing issue on the 1 and 9

 

wHICH PRINTING ISSUE AND WHY GHOSTING? PLS TALK BY FACTS!

 

I just saw the (S)not the 1,9 until you just pointed them out.

 

Not the appropriate response!!!you don't need to get snotty,here learn. https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...UQFnoECAUQAQ&usg=AOvVaw3PxFf-13ESdGcAXFUjdEfw

 

This ghosting explained in this link is nothing to do with prints showing doublings!

 

Transparent is a good name.

 

I don't understand your question/comment. Are you saying that you're having printer problems, or do you believe that the printed ghosting is actually on the coin?

 

Yes she believes its actually on the coin which is not(the op thinks its a doubled die).

 

I believe that little ink in the printer uncovered what was hidden in the coin.

 

So you're saying you can only see it on the printed page but not on the actual coin. Is that correct?

 

The Mint Mark cannot be Doubled Die.. They were added onto the Die by hand.

You need a new printer!

 

with a magnifier, you can see something but not clear!

 

But the doubled ones are inside the frame and other parts of the design are not repeated!

 

By the way, the Mint Mark could be added by hand for a second time.

 

You need to learn before you act,do and say.

 

Yes that's true but an RPM is completely different than die doubling,two different processes.

 

That is the most ridiculous explanation I have ever heard!

Does your chewing gum lose its flavor on the bedpost overnight?