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1972 S PROOF DOUBLE DIE?

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    1972 S PROOF DOUBLE DIE?

    Attached are a few photos of a 1972 S proof cent. On the obverse in the motto the "G" shows extra thickness towards the southwest, the word "WE" also shows some extra thickness as well as what appears to be doubling on both letters with the letter "E" doubling to the southeast, in the word TRUST the letters "TR" show extra thickness and the letter "R" shows doubling to the East, on the # 2 there is doubling on the inside (west) of the number where indicated and seen best on the inside of the top of the numbers neck. On the Reverse the columns on either side of Lincoln seem warped or wavy.

    Your imput would be greatly appreciated

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    There maybe a little extra thickness to the letters, however, I woould think it a bit minor to list. As for the wavyness of the coluimns, it is known that dies do warp, so this maybe a case of a warped working die.

    BJ Neff
    Member of: ANA, CCC, CONECA, Fly-in-club, FUN, NLG & T.E.V.E.C.

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