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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;TheFinn, post: 2995168, member: 90102&quot;]Good find. Most doubling found is ejection doubling or die chatter. Slight vibration as the coin is being ejected from the press that causes a minor double strike. These are common and not valuable. Diubled dies occur in the process of putting the design into the die, and can be minor or major. The 1942/1 Mercury dimes were made when the die block was first struck with a 1941 hub. The die was softened for the second pressing,&nbsp; but the die maker accidentally grabbed a 1942 hub. It wasn&#039;t a 2 punched over a 1. The whole die was doubled.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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