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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;BeeDoc, post: 1403833, member: 24684&quot;]This was originally intended to be a companion thread to the one I posted yesterday.&nbsp; Since that one was not understood, I considered not posting this one at all.&nbsp; However, I will plod on in hopes that someone may gain something.&nbsp; The photos in the previous thread showed coins with obvious strike doubling: flat, almost two-dimensional, shelf-like secondary images and reduced metal on the primary images.&nbsp; This coin has what looks more like die doubling on the first two date digits (the secondary images look more 3-dimensional).&nbsp; Searching reference materials for a doubled obverse on a 1920 cent leads to a dead end.&nbsp; Other clues include flatter looking doubling on the bow tie and on the &quot;Y&quot; in LIBERTY.&nbsp; The conclusion is that this is a more deceptive example of SD.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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