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<p>[QUOTE="miedbe7, post: 2061153, member: 33919"]What Rick is showing you is his first reported, discovery specimen of a variety of coins known as doubled dies, or in his specific case, Class II Tripled Die Obverse (TDO). The IkeGroup has their selected varieties, including doubled dies, and are known as DIVAs. Think of them as the Cherrypicker's Guide to Ikes. Actually, some DIVAs are in the newest CPG (the FEV for example). What is shown in the above is from Ike Dollar Doubled Die, or IDDD, and is a site which documents almost every major/minor/obscure varieties of Ikes' doubled dies. PCGS as a grading company will only attribute varieties found in the Red Book and CPG to my knowledge and ANACS will attribute basically anything. Hope this helps!</p><p><br /></p><p>PS-You can get good close-up photos with a smart phone and a macro attachment which sells on ebay for about $10 or you can buy a USB scope (overkill imo unless you want to look for these varieties yourself) for about $20 and it zooms to ~200x if memory serves. I haven't used mine in a while to be honest.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="miedbe7, post: 2061153, member: 33919"]What Rick is showing you is his first reported, discovery specimen of a variety of coins known as doubled dies, or in his specific case, Class II Tripled Die Obverse (TDO). The IkeGroup has their selected varieties, including doubled dies, and are known as DIVAs. Think of them as the Cherrypicker's Guide to Ikes. Actually, some DIVAs are in the newest CPG (the FEV for example). What is shown in the above is from Ike Dollar Doubled Die, or IDDD, and is a site which documents almost every major/minor/obscure varieties of Ikes' doubled dies. PCGS as a grading company will only attribute varieties found in the Red Book and CPG to my knowledge and ANACS will attribute basically anything. Hope this helps! PS-You can get good close-up photos with a smart phone and a macro attachment which sells on ebay for about $10 or you can buy a USB scope (overkill imo unless you want to look for these varieties yourself) for about $20 and it zooms to ~200x if memory serves. I haven't used mine in a while to be honest.[/QUOTE]
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