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It is a times hard to tell if a certain design element has extra thickness on a circulated coin. Your images do show a slight distortion of the letters and in fact may be a minor doubled die. However, it would take an in hand examination to verify that it is in deed a doubled die. I would contact James Wiles and see what he says.
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1978P 10c Possible New DDO?
I've been looking at this dime for about 2 weeks and I was thinking this have some of the thickness as a doubled die.Thanks for your help!!!
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