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<p>[QUOTE="desertgem, post: 5371281, member: 15199"]I agree they are not the same. This one in #35 has the<b> true doubling in "IN GOD" </b>and the one originally shown at start has some MD in the same area. The difference is that the True Doubling adds to the 'thickness' on the lettering. Original amount + True extra additional amount is thicker than original. In Mechanical Doubling the original when struck the 2nd time slices off some or original which is now less thicker and the MD part is equal or less than the thickness slice ( or what ever word you like) and added together they are the same or less thickness than the original. Where as the second die strike of a true DD is moved to the side and the thickness is now actually increased over the original.[ATTACH=full]1229118[/ATTACH] </p><p>This is an easy one, but it does show what I mean. Look at the doubled 'L' in liberty. Notice how the stem of the bottom L when covering the stem of the top L is about 150% the Thickness where they do not cover. Same for the bottom of the T also.</p><p><br /></p><p>Jim[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="desertgem, post: 5371281, member: 15199"]I agree they are not the same. This one in #35 has the[B] true doubling in "IN GOD" [/B]and the one originally shown at start has some MD in the same area. The difference is that the True Doubling adds to the 'thickness' on the lettering. Original amount + True extra additional amount is thicker than original. In Mechanical Doubling the original when struck the 2nd time slices off some or original which is now less thicker and the MD part is equal or less than the thickness slice ( or what ever word you like) and added together they are the same or less thickness than the original. Where as the second die strike of a true DD is moved to the side and the thickness is now actually increased over the original.[ATTACH=full]1229118[/ATTACH] This is an easy one, but it does show what I mean. Look at the doubled 'L' in liberty. Notice how the stem of the bottom L when covering the stem of the top L is about 150% the Thickness where they do not cover. Same for the bottom of the T also. Jim[/QUOTE]
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