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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Gorham_Collector, post: 17764358, member: 133572&quot;]Reflection doubling for sure and some slight die deterioration too. No machine doubling here as you actually wouldn’t be able to see it in the current stage of these images.</p><p>On shields cents for doubling you want to focus on the physical devices and the raised metal the makes up them. You want to see a smudge or smeared appearance (extra thickness) to the raised metal.</p><p>the images if we forget the reflection doubling here and focus on the the raised devices extra thickness isn’t seen at all.</p><p>Also denver minted Pennie’s you won’t find extra thickness at all Philadelphia coins are your go to for doubled dies and seeing extra thickness. That’s just how it is.</p><p>doubleddie.com</p><p>coppercoins.com</p><p>varietyvista.com</p><p>great sites to see what the extra thickness doubled dies of shield cents will look like.</p><p>Below is a doubled die reverse on a 2011 Philly</p><p>Extra thickness on intials and distortion you can see in The LB also JFM is thick the bottom of the J going southeast and the F being thicker to the west etc. EPU is skinny and wavy in appearance which is what you’ll see with doubled die reverses on shields.</p><p>[ATTACH=full]1536174[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]1536175[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]1536176[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]1536177[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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