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    1930-D Cent

    This one has made the rounds in the other forums and one or two of you may even have taken a shot at it while there but I'm just stubborn and there's nothing anybody can do about it, and besides, I just love the look of this coin. I'm of course concerned about the marks on the image (...I can see the strike-doubling on the date and mintmark). If those impressions on the image are also related to the strike, I've just never seen that, before, in all those places...
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    It's all machine doubling (slide doubling subtype).
    Mike Diamond. Error coin writer and researcher.

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      OK thanks Mike. I didn't picture it in a closeup but the "legs" on the RTY are also "pushed up" ever so slightly in the same general NW direction. I just hadn't noticed that when I took these pictures originally. Case closed on this one.

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