1913 Buffalo Type I, shows a second profile, from neck to ribbon at back of head

I'm not much of a Buffalo collector, I bought this 1913 Type I back in the 80's at an auction, it was in a holder marked "GEM". I was looking at it with a microscope camera I recently bought. Didn't know if this was typical for the minting process back then.

Any help?

 

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Flat, shelflike, no splitting at ends... it's machine doubling. Pretty drastic example, though.

 

Can you do me a favor and post this in the Buffalo Nickel group?
Thanks -Taylor

 

There's a Buffalo Nickel Group?

 

yeah! Look under groups: http://www.cointalk.com/groups/66/

 

Learn something new every- you know what I mean!

 

lol! Oh-Yeah! Hehe! Hope to see you there
-Taylor

 

I've tried to sending it, but keep getting error messages, got it down from 6 to 2 errors, I'll try again later.