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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;alurid, post: 3743366, member: 81991&quot;]I think your coin was struck with a misaligned die that may have been loose in its holder causing what is called Push Doubling. Most off us just call it Machine Doubling but there is several different type of MD. The planchet may have been resting on the edge of the collar die and rotated just a little as the hammer die push it into the collar. The doubling on your coin has a wider spread than most DDD coins and it shows a bit of rotation on front&nbsp; with doubling at the top of liberty and the Bottom of the date and Abe&#039;s chin. I think your coin is a striking error coin as there are three kinds of errors P,D &amp; S which stand for Planchet error,&nbsp; Die error and Striking error.</p><p>It makes for a good example coin worth keeping.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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