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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 2941695, member: 66&quot;]The problem showing pivoted hub doubling is that the pivot point can be anywhere on the coin, or even off of it.&nbsp; The images show the pivot point on the rim at 3:00, but if it was say at 6:00 the areas of doubling would be quite different.&nbsp; The 1995 DDO cent is an example of pivoted hub doubling with the pivot point located close to the date.&nbsp; On pivoted hub doubling the doubling will be greatest 180 degrees across from the pivot point.&nbsp; If the pivot point is not on the rim there will be doubling on both sides of the pivot, the greatest at 180 degrees and a much lesser behind it.&nbsp; The closer the pivot point get to the center of the coin the greater the doubling will be behind it.&nbsp; Rotated hub doubling is actually just a special case of pivoted hub doubling where the pivot point is at the center of the die.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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