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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;eddiespin, post: 2278497, member: 4920&quot;]BQ, that&#039;s a beautiful coin. In a doubled die, you&#039;re going to see a &quot;top&quot; impression that&#039;s intact. In strike doubling, you&#039;re going to see a &quot;top&quot; impression that&#039;s cut off. Pick a letter. Take the E in WE. Do you see how the left side of the E is cut off? Take the R in TRUST. Do you see how the left side of the R is cut off? When you&#039;re seeing these &quot;top&quot; letters cut off like that, think strike doubling. That&#039;s not always the case, as sometimes the letters and numbers are deformed on the die, but it is in the vast majority. Get out a good 1942-D dime and compare the Es and Rs at this level of magnification. In fact, photograph them, and set the Es side-by-side, and the Rs. There, you&#039;ll see it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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