1936d Ddr ???

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  1. 2b1ask1

    2b1ask1 Senior Member

    I have difficulty with the DDO's and DDR's that are indicated only by thickness of the letters, numbers, etc. I found this today and it is probably the closest that I have seen to what a DDR of a 1936D may be. The letters in E PLURIBUS UNUM seem to be wider from top to bottom and the dots between the words are elongated from top to bottom. Any help please.
     

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  3. foundinrolls

    foundinrolls Roll Searching Enthusiast

    Hi,
    J.T. has some info on this type of doubling. Check out ClassVI. This is also a great page explaining the process of doubled die creation. Go To:http://www.coin-gallery.com/cgstanton3.htm
    Have Fun,
    Bill
     
    foundinrolls, Oct 30, 2005
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  4. lawdogct

    lawdogct Coin Collector

    Looks like die deteriorization doubling.
     
    lawdogct, Oct 31, 2005
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  5. Morgan

    Morgan New Member

    I don't think so. Usually with deterioration the edges are not as well defined. The edges on a deterioration usually show a smeared effect. This could be a doubled die. I particularly like how the dot is elongated and appaers to be oval.
     
    Morgan, Oct 31, 2005
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  6. foundinrolls

    foundinrolls Roll Searching Enthusiast

    Thats what leads me to believe it is Class VI doubling. The dot is more oval than round. That's a good sign :)
     
    foundinrolls, Nov 1, 2005
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