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  • Seeking Opinions on the Eisenhower Proof....

    I don't remember where I picked this coin up but I'm sure it was due to the toning. To make a long story short, after examining it closely, I saw what appears to have been mechanical doubling. However after further examination under my scope, I'm fairly confident that it is not mechanical doubling and I would like some opinions from the CONECA folks as to what would cause this. I pieced together some photos.

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    Individual close ups starting at the top and working down:












    And finally, the entire obverse:


    The letters and numbers appear to be totally unaffected which has me really curious.
    Lee Lydston

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    Interesting looking IKE. I agree with you that it's from doubled dies, it can effect some areas and not others.
    Most fools think they are only ignorant.
    -- Benjamin Franklin

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    N-4556

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      Ike proof

      Hi 19,

      I see strike doubling on LIBERTY and what appears to me as ejection doubling on Ikes portrait. The separation or "canyons" between the doubling seems too shallow for a doubled die. I'm no professional though.

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