1971-D Distorted Hub Doubling???

[Novicetoerr]

Hello ALL,
Can't resist to ask if this is similar to the 1971-P CONECA 1-0-II?

Thanks ALL again,
NVTEs
(Last one to post for today)

[mustbebob]

I'm sorry. There doesn't appear to be any type of hub doubling on this coin at all.

[Novicetoerr]

Thanks again and we'll all heed the unnecessary use of much higher mag.
We'll use as needed.

NVTEs

[jazzcoins]

That's more like die dereioration doubling
Jazzcoins

[diamond]

That's more like die dereioration doubling
Jazzcoins

There's no doubling at all that I can see. What is the basis for your opinion?

[jazzcoins]

There's no doubling at all that I can see. What is the basis for your opinion?

I am a member here so don't I have the right to state my opinion ? Why is it impossible that i may be right?

There is a form of doubling on the coin if you look hard enough,and I didn't say it definetly was, I said it look more like DD to me. Look at the U in trust and zoom in Mike ,there even seems like there's notching, now that I looked it over again ,now I think it could be a doubled die.just my opinion.

Jazzcoins Joe

[diamond]

You have a perfect right to express an opinion. But ideally you should back it up by observations that we can all see.

I see nothing, and I suspect that you're simply seeing things that aren't there.

[jazzcoins]

You have a perfect right to express an opinion. But ideally you should back it up by observations that we can all see.

I see nothing, and I suspect that you're simply seeing things that aren't there.

There are only too individuals that stated there opinion plus me. I looked over the coin several times and i see a form of doubling .I'm not to sure what the form is, but it is there. So please take the time and really examine the area i said the U in trust I;m not seeing things Mike

Jazzcoins Joe

[Novicetoerr]

Thank you both for the comments exchange. Have attached an enhanced photo of the of the U of TRUST.

We observed "notchings" if we're not mistaken.
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[mustbebob]

I still see absolutely no form of doubling whatsoever. The only thing I see on the U of trust seems to be a shadow from the light. I will say what I always say when there is a questionable coin here. It requires an in hand examination for a conclusive determination. However, there are times when I am 100% certain, and this is one of them. As far as the newer photos posted, the 'notching' can not occur as you have pointed out (on the top of one leg, and slightly lowered on the other). These photos also verify what I thought at first...there is no form of doubling here.

[Novicetoerr]

Thanks again, Bob.

Apologize for unclear arrows. The "notchings" are same level (top of u).
The lower one we believe is chipped off. Have attached revised photo.

But then again, we're unsure of what we are seeing.
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[mustbebob]

Thanks for clearing that up, but your replacement photo brings up another issue. If you have notching on the top left corner of one leg of the U, then the other leg would have notching in the same place on the other leg. You can not have notching on the insides of both.

[Novicetoerr]

Thanks again, Bob.

Have attached additional clarification. But then again, they are the 3 NVTEs
observation, and have no confidence in accuracy.


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[jazzcoins]

Thank you both for the comments exchange. Have attached an enhanced photo of the of the U of TRUST.

We observed "notchings" if we're not mistaken.
NVTEs

Like I said in my other post there;s doubling, but it;s no doubled die it's looks like DD die errosion.


Jazzcoins Joe

[mustbebob]

Joe,
I think we will leave it as is. I don't see what you see as doubling, but then again, I don't know what your idea of doubling is. Basically, I believe we answered the question based on our expertise and/or knowledge. There will sometimes be a difference of opinion, and I guess this is one of those times.