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I found this 1995 D penny in an old IBM 5160xt was wondering if it's a doubled ear or not any help would be greatly appreciated
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There is simply too much lighting/glare on these photos. I highly recommend lowering the light down, a lot. You can use a sheer white cloth to reduce the light, layered until you find a happy medium.
Nothing is noted about a doubled ear at http://varietyvista.com
http://varietyvista.com/01b%20LC%20D...O%201995-D.htm
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It is not a doubled ear. The overall shape and size is normal for this year. It appears that that the lobe might have taken a hit some time.Bob Piazza
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Well that must have been one precision hit because the middle of it is raised and follows the raised line of the bottom of the ear lobe going up so it had to have been hit in two places at the same timeComment
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That's exactly why I underlined the word 'overall' in my reply. What part do you see as doubled? Does it add to the dimensions of the ear? Those are the type of questions that must be answered when you are evaluating things like this. Circulation hits can happen anywhere. Bag marks are also a possibility where there are 5000 of these in one bag. In a nutshell, this is not a doubled ear. Of that, I am 100% certain. I am sorry that is not what you want to hear.Bob Piazza
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