Doubled Dies:
Class II: Distorted Hub Doubling
Distorted Hub Doubling
This coin exhibits hub doubling that occurred as a result of a die or hub expanding during the annealing process and not returning to its original size before being rehubbed. An expanded die matched with a normal hub results in doubling toward the center. An expanded hub matched with a normal die results in doubling toward the rim. This is the most common class of hub doubling and is regularly found with 3 or more hubbings evident.
WE 37 of Date Notice how the doubling flows toward the center from both areas of the coin.
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Date |
Denomination |
Description |
| 1937 |
1c |
DDO-001; 1-O-II-C |
| 1937 |
1c |
DDO-002; 2-O-II-C+VI |
| 1955 |
1c |
DDO-002; 2-O-II-C+VI |
| 1955 |
5c |
DDR-001; PR-1-R-II-C (4) |
| 1970-D |
10c |
DDR-003; 3-R-II-E |
| 1970 |
25c |
DDO-001; 1-O-II-E |
| 1964-D |
50c |
DDO-005; 5-O-II-C (3) |
| 1972-S |
$1 |
DDO-003; 3-O-II-C (4) |
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