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 garylcsrVeteran Member
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I have been trieing to get this topic up for over a week lol but i hope this time it works. 
anyway I found a 2001 P cent with double die on the statue.
Coop and a few others have seen it and it is making it's rounds right now. so here "HE" is 
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That is a nice one, Gary. First time I have seen one like that. Thanks for sharing,
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Nice 
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Good luck on the outcome Gary. That is a good looking Lincoln.
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| Posted: Thu Jul 17, 2008 12:37 pm |
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Since I'm familiar with doubling on LMC reverses, perhaps someone can point out what's doubled in the statue? 
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| Since I'm familiar with doubling on LMC reverses, perhaps someone can point out what's doubled in the statue? |
If you notice the feet and legs of Lincoln to the South of the body, the feet and legs are split in the middle. I hope this helps.
David
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Nice split on the legs. I have not seen that before.
Cool find!
Hope it gets listed. 
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I HAVE BEEN SHOWING ALL MY GIRLFRIENDS THESE PARTICULAR TYPES OF EM...DOUBLING.THEY SEEM TO ENJOY THEM MORE THAN LOOKING AT ALL MY ERRORS.GO FIGURE.
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garylcsrVeteran Member
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| Posted: Fri Jul 18, 2008 6:32 pm |
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Thanks everyone
John W has it on his desk now and has given it the number of 2001 1c WDDR-018.
I dont know where it will go from there. it depends on where John sends it.
Bob will get it soon as well.
Gary
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CONGRATS Gary that's a very interesting find. Thanks for sharing it.
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| Posted: Sat Jul 19, 2008 9:24 am |
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Thanks Gary. That would be a nice addition to the site. Congrats on a real nice find.
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garylcsrVeteran Member
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I thought you would like it Bob. I did find another one somewhat like it last nite, also an 01
different die and different strike.
I will get it up as soon as I get it on photobucket. I don't think it is a keeper but it is interesting
Gary
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Gary that is a nice pair of finds. Congrarts,
Dick
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Kurt, if you will check the site, 2006, and 2007, in particular, you will find a large variety of this type doubling. It is typical of the "single-squeeze" operation, and is pretty common on all mints. You will see some very "outstanding" photos! Cheers, Dick
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| Posted: Sat Jul 19, 2008 5:05 pm |
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I just got the coin back from John today. Thank you Coop for all your help.
it will be listed in an article in the Sept issue of John's variety notebook column in coin world.
I don't get coin world so if anyone here gets it I would appreciate a copy.
Bob the coin will be in the mail on Monday.
I don't remember what the attribution fee is anymore. but I think it was $3.00 so I will add that
thanks all
Gary
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