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Message:: [QUOTE="GH#75, post: 6968961, member: 101202"]The title sums everything up pretty well. My camera was acting up, and my microscope was out of battery so light is low. And they're a type button batteries that you can't find in stores. So I'll have to order some. But found this tonight, and am going to see what you say with these pictures. Not absolutely TERRIBLE pictures, but still... Bad. And I don't want to wait until next week to post this when I get new batteries. So anyways, found this during a CRH. In the same box as the 1869 indian head I posted about a while ago. It has a die clash on obverse and reverse, and that is cool in itself. But on closer inspection, it looks to be doubled as well. If you can't tell from the photos if it's doubled or not, I will probably re-post it with better pictures when I get the chance. [ATTACH=full]1273669[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]1273670[/ATTACH] Here is a picture you can see the die clash easier... Clearer in hand than pictures. See "ity" of liberty.[ATTACH=full]1273671[/ATTACH] And here is the possible doubling. I think it might be a later die stage of the 005 on Variety Vista. Take a look:[ATTACH=full]1273672[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]1273673[/ATTACH] Purple image because like I said... Camera was acting up.(Die gouge)[ATTACH=full]1273676[/ATTACH] Everything seems to match up in hand except for the larger die clash and die gouge. For the doubling on "Liberty" look on the first "L". Left side. The "I" has the same characteristics, but camera didn't catch it well enough to see. T in the end of Trust should be fairly obvious. If this is a double die, it would be my first. [USER=86437]@Fred Weinberg[/USER], [USER=44615]@paddyman98[/USER][/QUOTE]

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