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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Neal, post: 26145463, member: 43872&quot;]You may well be right.&nbsp; It&#039;s much more than just that letter that is doubled, however.&nbsp; Much of the word &quot;LEWISTON&#039; below the date shows at least some signs of doubling.&nbsp; The E in the larger word Lewiston is prominently doubled, and some others show less obvious signs.&nbsp; The letters in IDAHO, especially the H and O are doubled.&nbsp; Because all the letters are not exactly the same appearance, such as the N, repunching comes to mind.&nbsp; But because there are so many of them, I have concluded there is a second pressing with a slightly modified hub rather than individual repunched letters.&nbsp; Unlike mint coins, I don&#039;t know enough about the manufacturing process for these private tokens.&nbsp; Was there even a hub involved, or was each die individually punched with letters?&nbsp; If the latter, then of course this is just a case of repunched letters.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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