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    1982-P Dime DDR?

    Hi all. I have a 1982-P Roosevelt Dime I need some help with. I am fairly new to searching for errors and have studied material on doubled die coins. When I first started I found many "doubled dies" and have since figured out through this studying that all or almost all are MD. This one I am not sure about. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Also, sorry about the quality of the photos.
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    Originally posted by jay4202472000 View Post
    Hi all. I have a 1982-P Roosevelt Dime I need some help with. I am fairly new to searching for errors and have studied material on doubled die coins. When I first started I found many "doubled dies" and have since figured out through this studying that all or almost all are MD. This one I am not sure about. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Also, sorry about the quality of the photos.
    looks like you have found another one with the bad case of MD . hang in there and before long you can learn how to tell the real doubled die coins from the many forms of worthless doubling.

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      Thanks

      Thanks Rascal. That is what I thought, but I wanted someone with more expertise in the field to take a look. It looked closer to hub doubling than all the others I looked through.

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        Yes I will agree this is MD...


        MIKEE
        Still the best "Nickel Trail Die Hunter". 2013 ((MIKEE)) T.Davis

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        • #5
          Perhaps you noticed the "shelf" of the doubling looked higher than the usual coin with MD, but I agree with the others that it is MD.

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            Thanks all!

            Thanks to all who responded. I agree with you guys, just needed assurance.

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