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Message:: [QUOTE="10gary22, post: 955178, member: 23626"]It's my understanding that the die can sometimes rotate a bit when it's being engraved. That causes the "Double Die". It's not the same as the doubling created when the die moves slightly when pressing the planchet. The first makes it a valuable variety while the latter is more damage considered than anything else. At least that's what I have been led to believe. I have a 25c, 1964 D that seems to match the pics in the Cherrypickers' Guide, but the guys here said it was "Machine Doubled". But on closer examination and comparison, I think they are wrong ? At least I hope so, because the CP says it is worth about $175.[/QUOTE]