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1981-S S.B.A. DDO & DDR

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    1981-S S.B.A. DDO & DDR

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    Last edited by BenWesley; 08-17-2021, 05:32 PM.
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    This is all machine doubling (MD).
    Bob Piazza
    Lincoln Cent Attributer

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      That's not machine if it is y'all to change the ones you got recorded. I know what machine die is look at it close again please. Machine die is flat this is coming off the top of the lettering. Plus I match the doubling with existing listed Doubling on y'all site and wexlers. Before I post anything. I have noticed a lot of people get that confused but I assure you. If this machine Doubling people need to go back and redo there sites . But thank you for your opinion. I will not not be joining .

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        Please delete all of my information. Thank you for letting me check your site out.

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          I am sorry you don't like the opinion offered to you. If you matched this doubling to existing doubling, then can you please tell us what was it attributed to. I can assure you that this is machine doubling. I think after 53 years in the hobby, I know what I am talking about. What does not work in your favor is to immediately get on the defensive about an opinion you asked for. Everyone else is wrong and you are right? If there was a chance I could be wrong, I would give you the benefit of a doubt and ask for other opinions. I can assure you of one thing. Hundreds and thousands of attributed varieties will not be changed because you said they were incorrect. You do not grasp machine doubling completely as it does not ONLY come off the tops of letters. It can affect the entire coin. I will give you a chance to reply, but if you want your information deleted, please tell us why so I can help take care of it for you.
          Bob Piazza
          Lincoln Cent Attributer
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