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Corky
thedeadpoint
I bet its the reflection of the frosted letters on the cameo field. If there was a DDO on a 2007 proof coin, we would have heard about it by now. But then again... maybe you have one of the few coins that does have a DDO!
corkykile
QUOTE(thedeadpoint @ Sep 18 2007, 09:03 PM) *
I bet its the reflection of the frosted letters on the cameo field. If there was a DDO on a 2007 proof coin, we would have heard about it by now. But then again... maybe you have one of the few coins that does have a DDO!


Believe me, I tried everything in my power to keep the reflection from causing interference.
I have compared this coin with many others I have received and it is the only one I have found like this.
I am certain the doubling is there, and it isn't flat like machine doubling.
And, of course, my mind says... oh it can't be... but the little voice in my head wants it to be true.

I wish there were some other way to photograph. Or, should I just bite the dollar and send it to be photographed by a professional coin person? If so, who?

Thanks,
Corky
thedeadpoint
QUOTE(corkykile @ Sep 19 2007, 08:25 PM) *
I wish there were some other way to photograph. Or, should I just bite the dollar and send it to be photographed by a professional coin person? If so, who?


Hmm.. well, I'd say one of the variety experts like Ken Potter. Just open a coinworld, look at one of the back articles (I can't remember the column names but they're always about varieties of the current design coins). You'll see names of experts (I think a few of them sometimes can be seen in this forum!) and places to send your questions and coin!

Good luck. Can't wait to hear what everyone else thinks and to see what you do.
corkykile
QUOTE(thedeadpoint @ Sep 19 2007, 11:47 PM) *
Hmm.. well, I'd say one of the variety experts like Ken Potter. Just open a coinworld, look at one of the back articles (I can't remember the column names but they're always about varieties of the current design coins). You'll see names of experts (I think a few of them sometimes can be seen in this forum!) and places to send your questions and coin!

Good luck. Can't wait to hear what everyone else thinks and to see what you do.


Well, got my letter written, got my coin in a proper slip and got the padded mailing envelopes... now gotta get up my courage to follow through with all of it... shok.gif

The Cowardly Lion
(formerly known as Corky)...
dustin43160
QUOTE(corkykile @ Sep 20 2007, 11:29 PM) *
Well, got my letter written, got my coin in a proper slip and got the padded mailing envelopes... now gotta get up my courage to follow through with all of it... shok.gif

The Cowardly Lion
(formerly known as Corky)...

good luck corky!!!
corkykile
QUOTE(dustin43160 @ Sep 20 2007, 08:32 PM) *
good luck corky!!!


It is Friday and we have no post office open on Saturday, so guess I will need to wait till Monday to try to get up my courage again. biggrin.gif

Corky
dustin43160
im the same way i never want to send money through the mail. i bet my blood pressure shoots through the roof when i send or expect money!!
Cherry Picker
Corky
Im no expert by any stretch of the imagination.! But check the coin against others you have & see if the lettering is thicker/wider.. Also check the letteing for notches, if neither condition exsist, its likely machanicle doubling.. Below is a coin I thought was a DDO.! not the best pic, but note the LIBER, its a mechanicle double.




corkykile
QUOTE(Cherry Picker @ Sep 21 2007, 04:34 PM) *
Corky
Im no expert by any stretch of the imagination.! But check the coin against others you have & see if the lettering is thicker/wider.. Also check the letteing for notches, if neither condition exsist, its likely machanicle doubling.. Below is a coin I thought was a DDO.! not the best pic, but note the LIBER, its a mechanicle double.



I have been thinking that could be the case.
I have two more of the silver proofs which I checked with 10x and 15x and cannot find the same anomaly on them.

Will check my photos again and see if any extra magnification helps.

Corky
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