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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Fred Weinberg, post: 3434110, member: 86437&quot;]I&#039;m not the doubled die specialist,</p><p>but imo, I see shelf doubling, and</p><p>no split serifs.(aka &#039;mechanical/ejection&#039; </p><p>doubling, the terms I normally use)</p><p><br /></p><p>On the phone, I tell folks to picture</p><p>the 1955 Doubled Die Cent - even if</p><p>another doubled die doesn&#039;t have the</p><p>spread of the &#039;55&#039;s, it&#039;s a good educational</p><p>coin to view -</p><p><br /></p><p>Look at the date, Liberty, IGWT - notice that</p><p>both the doubled lettering or digits are EXACTLY</p><p>the same hight off the surface of the coin, and </p><p>the same thickness - if they were closer, you&#039;d</p><p>see the split serifs, but even a close overlapped</p><p>Doubled Die (in most cases) all the design elements</p><p>that are doubled are the same hight and thickness</p><p>when compared to each other.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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