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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Tim Hergert, post: 3183022, member: 97766&quot;]This is definitely where I fall short in expertise, so thank you guys for all your input! For some reason I always believed that if there was die doubling, or was die related, that it has dimensions &amp; it protrudes above the surface the same as the original mintmark. And as for machine doubling, I thought this would be flat with the surface or maybe there would be some sort of die rotation (like a slip of the die, you see a surface flat double... or how a Mint Error would look with a die rotation) . I didn’t know there could be a doubling that protrudes off the surface &amp; could still be considered machine. Being how the doubling is as thick as the mintmark, can anyone offer any insight to help me understand how this a little better? It seems like it was easy for everyone to tell the difference, so I’m curious if anyone has a general rule to help determine this?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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