1947 s

Kinda rough but is this doubling with the W in we or just more machine doubling.

 

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I'm going with NAV doubling but that could be a DD hard to tell.

 

I see damage to the O, the D, the W and the E.

 

also the last T's funky light strike leaning towards DD,@ Paddyman 98 fill us in!

 

He's probably sleeping got all those parking meters to check at work in the AM!!

 

You forgot to put the @ before his name

 

And the 98 at the end

 

figured he for sure find it! lol He'd smell out a miss coined!

 

@paddyman98 doesn't do varieties!

 

Who said anything about varieties?

 

Like this @paddyman98 . LOL
My opinion is Die deterioration if my opinion matters.

 

A lotta damage on that coin. I can't tell. My guess is "no".

 

Ancient damage from wrapping machine
Hope we didn’t wake Ed up for this

 

Looks to me like the W and E both took a hit. They have dents that line up!! Just my opinion!!!

 

Sal it is! It is die deterioration doubling. Look at how close the 'L' is to the rim. I have never seen a word where some of the letters are true doubled and others in the word aren't. IMO, Jim

 

It's not doubling. It's damaged. You can see the damage in other letters in the same place on both sides of the W.

 

They also line up with the flattened bottom of the D in God. Maybe pinched way back when in a candy or gum machine.

 

thanks everyone

 

Yes!

 

I can smell my name mentioned!

Yes!

True!

Doubling has to do with varieties. Chris is correct!