Are any of you collectors of coins from Sweden? Especially with an interest in variety types. The reason i ask is on the 2 kronor 1950, KM#815, there are 2 varieties listed, namely re-punched mintmark and 1950/1 overdate. Is it common to have both on the same coin. The mm on this follows the criteria, bottom of original S showing below the full S and the top left of original S joining the full S to the bottom of the T bar. The overdate is obvious with tilting in a bright light you easily see the outline of the original 1, even see the base of the 1 with the naked eye. What i haven't seen referenced is the doubling to the date which this coin also has. Any thoughts?
Could be Die Deterioration doubling. They won't bother to mention that since it is a common issue. IMHO
