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1992 D md or trail die obverse USA

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    1992 D md or trail die obverse USA

    Hello all, Never seen this one. Found a 1992 D penny so I looked for the close 'AM'. Of course there was nothing except strange MD or trail die (?). These little lines stretch up towards the rim in 'United States of America'. It almost looks like it was stuck in 3 different spots at the 'Ameri'. On a side note, anyone know why I'm only able to post certain pictures? Just about every picture I try to says I'm exceeding PHP file limit of 2.0.
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    Last edited by Mickihill; 12-13-2021, 11:46 AM.
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    Your coin appears to suffer from die deterioration and striking/plating issues. It is not a doubled die.

    As far as issues uploading photos, you need to ensure the photos are not too large. There is a dedicated amount of space for each thread that can not be exceeded. I am assuming that's the case here, but if you have any other info, let me know and I can pass it on to out web master.
    Bob Piazza
    Lincoln Cent Attributer

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      I didn't think nor suggest it was a double die. So its what I thought; mechanical tripling? Im going to catalog it as such and keep it as a funky example. Thank you for looking!
      Last edited by Mickihill; 12-13-2021, 04:42 PM.

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        And I know there is no classification for mechanical tripling.
        Last edited by Mickihill; 12-13-2021, 04:42 PM.

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