A second type of finger doubling 2009 1C Formative Years

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I know the laws in which is said if a doubling stays part of an image without being removed and then becomes the base for which more fresh doubling can appear is a class 7 modified hub doubled die. I’ve already received one negative review from Daniel Griffin.

I know it remains on all the coins after.

But little did anyone know, it formerly came from doubling.

I am showing that doubling image which was not removed, which stayed on many working dies, (per requirements mentioned by John Wexler) which new doubling then may appear over it.


This doubling is at Lincoln’s left index finger. It is a full image in relief which extends as far as an image no longer in relief.
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this is impact damage.

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IMG_3208.jpeg IMG_3207.jpeg well anyway. If you look at a couple small things like the finger can’t separate at its end unless it was added. It can separate at its finger tip, but not the end attached to the hand. We can see it is a modified hub doubled die by that fact.
We see the ACTUAL index finger next to it which is in a relief position also at that point higher on the hand which cannot offer doubling unless the index finger position was added separately. It has the same doubling curve at the knuckle as the finger it came from.

But anyway. Your only gonna claim it now that I have it. You’ve never known it.
well you better show how you presented a winning class 7 modified hub doubled die like this one. Or is a doubled die the base for more different doubled dies on it?
When you can show me any other examples in the numismatic universe. Well then a class 7 modified hub doubled die had already been known and every numismatic outlet has been lying about any unambiguous example never being found yet.
I’m just pointing out that this doubled image on every die, is then also able to receive doubled dies which differ and don’t stay on every die. That’s what a modified hub doubled die is.

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This is a high grade frosted proof, currently listed on eBay. It shows the same doubling.

Of course abrasion doubling has been disproven.

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So, people are saying there is no other reason this image serves but to COME OUT FROM UNDER the index finger, a separate finger. But it’s not a doubled finger. I’m secure enough to call it what it is. I discovered a class 7 modified hub doubled die.
It stayed on across all dies, doubling could be added over doubling in subsequent hubbings.