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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;jallengomez, post: 828321, member: 19748&quot;]I don&#039;t think anyone would argue against the truism that coins produced by one particular die are just as plentiful as those produced by another die(assuming both dies ran the course of their useful life).&nbsp; I suppose it could be academically argued that each die has its own unique &quot;fingerprint&quot; and therefore each die is a variety unto itself.&nbsp; Those &quot;fingerprints&quot;, even if different, are still &quot;normal&quot;.&nbsp; A doubled die is not a normal occurrence and it can&#039;t be likened to the differences that distinguish normal dies from one another.&nbsp; Taking the original 1980 example and using your numbers of approximately 1 million coins per die, this still leaves around 7,000 coins that aren&#039;t doubled for each coin that is DDO-001.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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