It is doubling but, it is the product of machine error, and not part of the reduction process.
That is Machine Doubling. The correct terms are Cent not penny. And Doubled Die, not double dyed, unless you Dyed the coin in white wash.
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This is one I dug up years ago, came from a beach in the Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park On the TN River. I cant find much info on this at all....
Pmd, Darn soft copper?
This is not a process of the engraver but, a result of the Mint.
Your missing part is the re-duction process.
I've noticed
Are there any good references, paperback?
Glad you let me Know it was a campgate. I have been looking to take the plunge for a while, Don't forget that, they really do call it the dark...
It feels good to live on the darkside, Thanks for the Id's, I will look them up. Is there any online text. That I can look up myself?
I like it. After some contemplation. Id say that it spent a short time in a pocket. Au 58.
So this is my first post in the Ancients forum, Thanks, for having me. I hope. I Purchased, a few Constantine's. The first one slabbed. Not...
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] The mark on the stripes is a die gouge or,tooling mark?
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The feathers have a lot of detail. Therefore I would say it was lightly cleaned. and the result of states and ribbon detail reverse are due to a...
I actually would like to take a few updated pics.
I really like the Show at tell aspect!
It is actually a die chip. The later die states, look like the wing on a mercury dime. Dubbed a winged D.
I havnt removed it from the insert. It is sealed up with the Pci label also.
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