This one was a bit tough as only the upper side of the obverse, and in the legend, lay the doubling. It definitely seems to be a doubled die to me. Has anyone else samples? As a doubled die, others may exist. The previous owner was unaware of the doubling, sold it to me in a very dirty state. I immediately noticed the serifs, and when acetoned, it was clear that I had a nice DDO. It is a: Hungary 20 Filler, 1908, they are not rare -- so check your samples and post any errors [though the doubled die types may be, and probably are, rare!]. Thank you The images of the full coin views, were shot with direct overhead lighting, (and a bulb to the north), hence billions of minor "scratches" appear, such lighting does this. However, it also made the doubling show up mucho better.
