five cents doble die
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Sorry, that is not a double die; it is machine doubling.
By the way, you may want to pay attention to your spelling. This is not a personal attack, but it's just one of my pet peeves. You would be more highly respected if you don't misspell every other word.
By the way, you may want to pay attention to your spelling. This is not a personal attack, but it's just one of my pet peeves. You would be more highly respected if you don't misspell every other word.
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I agree but there is actually some Die Deterioration doubling as well! I found some of the first of these back in 1999 when they came out and had many Uncirculated rolls of the 1999-P Jefferson Nickels with the same doubling. Even though they have no real value above face value with the exception of Gem BU coins, I found that some of my' BU specimens were actually sought after by a few folks that collected such Errors. Hey, I am not against making a premium on some coins that I purchased to analyze! HEE...HEE! In all of the years since, I don't think that I ever found a single Denver minted 1999 Jefferson Nickel with the same doubling issues!
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It's a shame the coin is so beat up. It kills any value it might of had.
