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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;dayriser, post: 763430, member: 21610&quot;]Yeah, you are definitely seeing something but I am pretty sure you can just stick that one in the piggy bank... I have found enough of those to quit bothering with them, and I like that term plate doubling... On the 91&#039;s and really everything after, you can find that effect... It appears like the plating is stretched away from the raised elements... It can give a really neat effect that at first glance can appear to be doubling... If you look really close, you will notice that the apparent extra edge is not even a raised surface, just more of almost a &#039;shadow&#039;... As for the other question about the machine doubling, I am no expert by any means, but the machine doubling (which is very common in some years) usually appears like a very flat, shelf-like version of the original... It won&#039;t have the smooth &#039;bubble-like&#039; appearance of the actual letters or digits that they are &#039;doubles&#039; of...</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Glad to see you are checking them closely though... That&#039;s where some of the tougher finds come from...</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>B[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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