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Your post say 1969-P and unfortunately, there were not any 1969-P Kennedy's produced. Are you sure there is not a D on your coin?
While I am no expert by any means, your coin has all the earmarks of an early die state Master Doubled Die 1969-D.
Perhaps James Wiles will chime in.Lee Lydston -
I am sorry! Yes,Should be 1969D. Thanks.Comment
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Pennycat...I don’t see any significant doubling in any of you photos, not even any master die doubling. The MDO for the 69D on TRUST shows a light triple spread (see attached photo). There is a CONECA listing for a doubled die obverse, 69D DDO-001. I think the easiest way to identify it is by the doubling on the hair on the back of the head.
http://www.conecaonline.org/content/...0.html#_1969-D
Larry NienaberComment
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Attached more images. Thanks.
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I've seen many 1968 D and 1969 D kennedys with this slight amount of doubling. It is a very minor doubled die and it is one that I don't think folks pay much attention to as the doubling is too slight.
I often see very slight splits on the points of the serifs of the W of WE and I use that as the PUP for this die variety. I don't even keep them and they just go into my scrap silver pile. They are very common when you've seen enough kennedys.
Thanks,
BillComment
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I see hub doubling i would say it's a doubled die
JIMComment
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errorman aka coinartist, I would appreciate you not using my pictures as your avatar.Most fools think they are only ignorant.
-- Benjamin Franklin
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N-4556Comment
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This pic sir was my error coin that I found in a roll,please explain I don't understand that comment ,and keep the forum a coin forumOriginally posted by rockdude View Post
Thank you JIMComment
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Well then maybe you can explain how your coin is posted here;
http://www.lincolncentresource.net/f...ead.php?t=7127Most fools think they are only ignorant.
-- Benjamin Franklin
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N-4556Comment
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Well. you guys keep me busy :-) errorman, why don't you take an other picture of your coin. I guess that was only an error
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Nice doubled die
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