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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;eddiespin, post: 25986807, member: 4920&quot;][USER=24314]@Insider[/USER], if it&#039;s a single hubbing, that&#039;s what it is, it&#039;s strike doubling at that hubbing stage. A doubled die isn&#039;t strike doubling, it&#039;s two separate hubbings, unaligned. The single hubbed &quot;doubled dies&quot; are single hubbings that just moved some, just as in a strike doubled coin. The concept isn&#039;t difficult to grasp. If this is a single hubbing, it simulates strike doubling, but as it happened at the hubbing stage, they&#039;re calling it a doubled die. And it is, technically speaking, every bit hub doubled. But from a skip or slide, and <i>not </i>a second hubbing. And these look different for it. They <i>look</i> like strike doubling for it. And they&#039;re as impressive as that for it. But they&#039;ll repeat, as they&#039;re off the die, and that&#039;s why they&#039;re collectable. And, I&#039;ll add, any &quot;serif separation&quot; is due to the hub skipping, as opposed to it sliding.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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