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February 28th 05, 06:04 PM
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Doubled die rev - how can I tell?
I don't know what doubled die rev means exactly, but I've got a 1945-P
wartime silver nickel that I see comes in both a doubled die rev version -- worth lots of money -- and not. How can I tell which it is? Thank you! 
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March 1st 05, 12:29 AM
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You might want to check and see if you got
a coin that is called "machine doubled"--- a common problem on coin reverses.
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