Strike Doubling Or?????

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  1. Digenes

    Digenes Just a collector

    If I look at this coin with a 17x loupe, I don't see any of the signs of shelving that I would expect to see with strike doubling so not really sure about this 1989D cent, although I have a feeling that it may be nothing more then that. Any and all opinions on this would be greatly appreciated.


    Thanks
    Dave
     

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  3. jazzcoins

    jazzcoins New Member

    Most likely this is split planted doubling very common on these dates. There is no indicating of notching on the letters and they are not raised so I would go with SPD or MD

    jazzcoins joe
     
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  4. atrox001

    atrox001 Senior Member

    Joe...what is a split planted doubling (SPD)?

    I think the doubling on this reverse cent would be MDD (machine damaged doubling).

    Larry Nienaber
     
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  5. mikediamond

    mikediamond Coin Collector

    I see marginal shelving, which is consistent with machine doubling. I see no splits in the copper plating. There is no such term as "split planted doubling".
     
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  6. jazzcoins

    jazzcoins New Member

    plating split doubling i ment sorry ,if you go to a site called other forms of doubling that;s were you would get some great information on doubling

    jazz
     
    jazzcoins, Jan 15, 2009
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