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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;bhp3rd, post: 825177, member: 16510&quot;]Your original posting did not &quot;bother me&quot; in the least and <b>I am sorry for not making that clear to you, the original poster! I should have, my bad!</b></p><p>Yes, of course I looked at #804 but didn&#039;t need to to know that your coin was not a doubled die. When I went and looked at it was after a follow up or two stating that they thought it was #804 - I was shocked that it was missed and missed so badly that I thought &quot;what am I missing here, let me go look at that bad boy&quot;, and then it got worse. That&#039;s why I went and checked, I thought for folks to have this one so off &quot;I gotta look and see, maybe I&#039;m wrong about something here&quot;. It then was even more amazingly wrong that anyone looking at the photos of your coin compared to #804 in the Cherry Pickers Guild could possibly think they look alike - I&#039;m still stunned. That is why I provided 6 reasons in detail to tell the difference between the two coins. They may look alike to you but to anyone studying doubled dies they do not.</p><p>&quot;I did not say doubling on obverse of the coin I said doubling on both sides of the lettering&quot;. I should have added rev. lettering.&nbsp; An early lession in coins that are not true doubled dies is having doubling on both sides of the lettering.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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