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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Gorham_Collector, post: 8197514, member: 133572&quot;]Not even close to characteristics of a worn die.</p><p>Class 9 is tilted during the process of the dies. Here’s something from coneca “Depending on the design used, the hub may sit on a precise spot at first contact. As pressure is exerted, the back of the hub will rock or jolt into its proper position creating doubling on the die face.” single squeeze </p><p>And there are two types of doubling jolted and roly poly. Roly poly is seen the most on shield cents which is the offset distortion extra thickness. Wobbling can occur and that’s what accounts for notched corners and separation lines like seen on this 2015 doubled die here wddo-006.</p><p>To each there own </p><p>[ATTACH=full]1435983[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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