1969 s doubled die ☺️ Here it is . I found it searching at a place where many bring there change to

You're confusing the process. It is not vice versa. The master hub is created by using a reduction lathe. The master hub creates the master die. The master die creates the working hub. The working hub creates the working die. There are four distinctly different steps in the process.

Chris

 

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It definitely is vice versa after the master hub is created. They have to create some darn thing from scratch, don't they? OK. From there, it's dies to hubs, hubs to dies. It's not complicated.

 

1.
in reverse order from the way something has been stated; the other way around: She dislikes me, and vice versa.
Copernicus was the first to suggest that the earth revolves around the sun, and not vice versa.
Synonyms: conversely, contrariwise, inversely.

Master hub to master die; master die to working hub; working hub to working die.

Your "vice versa" would make this working die to working hub; working hub to master die; master die to master hub.

Go back to school!

Chris

 

WTF is wrong with you? I used "vice versa" in this context, Copernicus:

You got a problem, man...

 

You don't know what you're talking about!

Chris

 

I'm going to try one more time with you and that's it. The hub has to be made from scratch. It doesn't just drop out of the sky. Once so made, we call that the "master hub." It then makes a die we call the "master die." Those hubs and dies then make what we call "working dies" which then make coins and "working hubs" which then make more "working dies" which then make more coins. The doubling goes hubs to dies and vice versa. That's what I said. I said it goes "Hub to die and die to hub. Hub pressing twice into die and die pressing twice into hub." That's how the doubling happens. Now go break a 9-ball into the corner pocket without scratching and quit being a pest because you never grasped it. A 10-year old could understand what I explained to you three times now.

 

As you have given me some knew knowledge and reprogrammed what it is I'm looking for... I came across in My coin this 1972... A greater Possible Doubled die . Your opinion?

 

The doubling looks pretty good. If I had my best guess without looking at the whole coin obv. and rev. I would say DDO-003/ FS-103
Check the die markers from this site.
http://varietyvista.com/01b LC Doubled Dies Vol 2/DDO 1972.htm

 

Heck, just post some full size pics. I would like to see it. I have a few different DDO's from this year.