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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;BeeDoc, post: 913990, member: 24684&quot;]I tried reading the sticky post about doubling, but could access only the last section, so I may be asking an ignorant question.&nbsp; The coin is a Nepal 1 Rupee dated 2035 (which translates to about 1978; New Year&#039;s in Nepal falls in April, so there is not an exact correspondence).&nbsp; There is interesting doubling on the reverse.&nbsp; The difference here is that it looks like a mistake was made in creating the die and at least a half-hearted effort was taken to erase the mistake (note the heavy file lines on parts of the reverse) before fixing it.&nbsp; The sword in the center appears to have been of the wrong design, being about the right length, but having a different, narrower guard.&nbsp; Some of the lettering also seems to have been too small and/or narrow.&nbsp; Is there such a thing as &quot;reworked die doubling&quot; or am I misinterpreting what I am seeing?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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