Doubled Dork Reverse. 1936S Buffalo Nickel

[signofthedimes]

It looks like there was a cut, then a remaining during a modifying doubling.

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[occnumis2021]

that does look a little peculiar but i gotta say, the "cut" to the left, really looks like pmd.

as for the sentence above the image, i have no idea how to interpret that.

here is the area in question:

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[signofthedimes]

that does look a little peculiar but i gotta say, the "cut" to the left, really looks like pmd.

as for the sentence above the image, i have no idea how to interpret that.

here is the area in question:

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It just looks like the doubling point is too orderly, squared and as much on that “mystery” image, as the notch doubling is to the right. How else would a doubling on the right be on another image if what precipitated it, came after the fact? How could doubling originate on it?
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[occnumis2021]

because it is not doubling nor notching. it is an optical illusion from various pmd. seen it before, will see it again. (it can get the best of us)

when scouring circ and/or damaged coins, tread lightly.

it would behoove you to work with someone professional in-person (shops/shows etc) if possible to help hone your skill. you are really aiming all over the place and of course will find some things but most will be nothing.

if you are enjoying yourself and learning that is good but guidance would really help you. just my 2c.

happy hunting.

[Dutch-Tigger]

because it is not doubling nor notching. it is an optical illusion from various pmd. seen it before, will see it again. (it can get the best of us)

when scouring circ and/or damaged coins, tread lightly.

it would behoove you to work with someone professional in-person (shops/shows etc) if possible to help hone your skill. you are really aiming all over the place and of course will find some things but most will be nothing.

if you are enjoying yourself and learning that is good but guidance would really help you. just my 2c.

happy hunting.

I agree with Occ , you are looking way too close at things that are inconsequential for the most part and remember
that a DDO /DDR born on a Die during its creation pre production of coins off said Die would have been well known
decades ago by researchers. The use of a 10x loupe is all that is needed to find Errors and Varieties .

[signofthedimes]

I agree with Occ , you are looking way too close at things that are inconsequential for the most part and remember
that a DDO /DDR born on a Die during its creation pre production of coins off said Die would have been well known
decades ago by researchers. The use of a 10x loupe is all that is needed to find Errors and Varieties .

There’s not enough relief of the image to be freshly hubbed, it’s flat against the field on a good strong reverse, also.