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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;tommyc03, post: 3949109, member: 17665&quot;][USER=73321]@GSDykes[/USER] I would call your quarter machine doubling as opposed to abrasion doubling. The tapering is not there which would suggest some sort of polishing effort to remove it. I have seen Wexler&#039;s referencing of the abrasion doubling and it is apparent on the Lincoln cents from 1962-64 most times at the throat but some also including running up to the forehead. Die abrasion &quot;doubling&quot; also appears on the 2009 P Lincoln cent Formative Years reverse as a web between the thumb and first finger. This initially was also thought to be a doubled die but was corrected in terminology. There was a lot of die polishing on these to try and eliminate the original doubled die in the same area .[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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