1969 S Doubled Die?

Willy.. We see all the forums. We are all members of all of CoinTalk. We answer all the forums also. Your reasoning is wrong.
I also say STOP posting on other threads that have nothing to do with your coin.

 

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It takes way better pics than my Celestron 5mp digital... Mine seem to take FOREVER to transfer the image from the scope to my laptop. Like it slowly adds the colors and takes about an hour just to get one really good picture. And then it's got so much like, hmm... What's the word? Loss of color? Kinda like a very old color television. Sucks!

Great pics.

Rachel

 

What is the best place to look for comparisons?

 

Now you're making me feel old.
I was born in the 1960's too .. and I'm a few years older than plain old "50"


But, as proof in what we are currently doing ... we are using computers right now.
I also used computers in the 1970's.

Best thing I can think of is examine real Doubled Die coins. Buy a certified one off of eBay as a true life comparison coin. It becomes obvious once you do; or should. But only Buy a CERTIFIED DD, as many out there just do not comprehend exactly what a DD is.

 

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