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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Mike Cribbs, post: 4219080, member: 90795&quot;]Thank you for this information.&nbsp; I was looking for an answer to a question I had and you my have answered it. </p><p>If I read this correctly the machine doubling can occur on a single location of a coin and not appear any where else.&nbsp; I was wondering if the same can be said about true doubling.&nbsp; Can you have true doubling on a single area of a coin like say, on a single letter or a single number on a date?&nbsp; From everything that I have read so far doubling is usually found on more than one area of a coin.&nbsp; If I have read correctly most true doubling will have a rounded feature whereas, machine doubling will look almost like a straight cut, maybe even a mirror cut to the original stamping. </p><p>Am I making this harder than it really should be?&nbsp; I have read a lot of posts and some posts make a lot of sense when you first read them but as you read further you find that what you had read was completely off mark... LOL.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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