The 3 appears slightly rotated, and it looks like some seperation in "ust". Any thoughts on this one?
1st nice find! but I think it maybe Machine Doubling. But no 100% sure maybe an expert will ck it out?
You should agree with number 4 to because abrasion doubling is a form of die deterioration doubling and that is the term that is mostly used on this type of doubling on the last digits of the nineteen fifties cents such as the 1955 poormans double die. Rockdude JC
The die abrasion doubling notion claims that when the Mint workers polish the die faces during routine die maintenance, improper or repeated polishing can damage the inscription and devices on the die to the point that they can appear doubled on struck coins. This coin however is the results of Die Deterioration.
Look up what die abrasion means ,and you will see what i mean. the poormans doubled die is considered die abrasion doubling also the correct term. JC:hail:
According to leading error coin expert and CONECA President Mike Diamond, the concept of a coin die striking doubled images as the result of abrasion (die polishing) hasn't been proved.
Well There's a definition on die abrasion doubling on the Coneca's Glossary of definitions of variety coins.Go there and learn about it JC