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<p>[QUOTE="Bill in Burl, post: 4258080, member: 23692"]It's really not DDO ... it's machine/mechanical doubling (MD) caused by the die being loose in the holder/keeper. In the nanosecond after the die strikes the planchet, the die slightly moves as it's coming off the coin.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Bill in Burl, post: 4258080, member: 23692"]It's really not DDO ... it's machine/mechanical doubling (MD) caused by the die being loose in the holder/keeper. In the nanosecond after the die strikes the planchet, the die slightly moves as it's coming off the coin.[/QUOTE]
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