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DDR (FG) 2022P Kennedy Half Dollar

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    DDR (FG) 2022P Kennedy Half Dollar

    E3D638BD-CC64-4477-A658-694A7A109B21_1_105_c.jpeg Found 2 of these in $100 mint bag. The FG appears quite thick suggesting doubling. Opinions would be appreciated. E3D638BD-CC64-4477-A658-694A7A109B21_1_105_c.jpeg E3D638BD-CC64-4477-A658-694A7A109B21_1_105_c.jpeg
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    I couldn't seem to find my 2022 mint set, so I'm guessing I haven't received it yet. However, I looked at my 2021, and both P and D exhibited the same apparent thickness of the designer's initials, so I believe this is just the normal design.
    Wendell Carper

    It's a bird! It's a plane! Aw nuts... It's merely two die scratches!

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      The other 2022’s were of normal thickness, signicantly thinner.

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        The thicker FG more than likely came from a different minting press. Thicker is OK, if it was on more devices (numbers, letters etc,) then, it might be worth investigating. nless there is something additional money that hints on doubling, I would just put them off tobthe side and see if John Wexler eventually says something about it. I think it's a pretty minor issue.

        In my opinion, sure it appears a bit thicker, but no clear evidence of doubling.
        Gary Kozera
        Website: https://MintErrors.org
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