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Hello all ive been continuing roll searching the same box where i got all my last posts from and im just wondering if this is a 1984 d 1do 005? I cant see the die marker on the reverse unfortunately due to crud. But i do see extra thickness in "in god" and "liberty" and maybe minor notching on liberty?
Looks like a normal cent to me. The 8 has damage and a few finger prints are showing.
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Thank you all for your comments. I guess the majority rule overall concludes that this is just a normal cent. wasn;t sure since well the doubling coppercoins had listed is so subtle i wouldn't want to take a chance on my guess alone whether it being a double die or not.
I searched a bunch of the 1984 cents and found many in varying thickness, but common in the ones I found.
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Thank you all for your comments. I guess the majority rule overall concludes that this is just a normal cent. wasn;t sure since well the doubling coppercoins had listed is so subtle i wouldn't want to take a chance on my guess alone whether it being a double die or not.
No reason to make a determination by yourself when multiple eyes are available.
Why the devices do seem a tad wider, none of it fits the characteristics of Class VI hub doubling. What is seen in IN GOD might be flattening from circulation, though I am not positive.
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