1884 uncerculated double die obverse.

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  1. Carl Phillip

    Carl Phillip Member

    Sorry I always press the post reply always.
     

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  3. tommyc03

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    Worthless= die deterioration doubling, mechanical doubling and plating issues which can give the appearance of doubling. From your photos I'm at die deterioration doubling. Sorry, but not a winner. But if you like it, by all means keep it.
     
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  4. Carl Phillip

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    Look at the First T of the word state on the Reverse side of the coin and E on One
     

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  5. tommyc03

    tommyc03 Senior Member

    If you are convinced you have a true doubled die, then you need to send it to John Wexler. Cost-$3.00 for one side, $5.00 for both sides plus shipping to be returned to you. Look under "Submissions" at www.doubleddie.com. Best of luck to you.
     
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  6. rickmp

    rickmp Frequently flatulent.

    I guarantee that he will not accept Wexler's response, either.
     
    rickmp, Apr 29, 2018
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  7. Kentucky

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    What you need to do if you think you have a doubled die is to be able to match it EXACTLY to the examples in the guide.
     
    Kentucky, Apr 30, 2018
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