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Offset Hub Doubling

Nice offset doubling shows to the northwest on BERTY of LIBERTY, on the lips, and on the 190 of the date. This doubled die has the VDB reverse. Old FS #012

Distended Hub Doubling

Moderate extra thickness shows on the date and LIBER of LIBERTY. This doubled die is on the VDB style reverse. Old#12.1. Reverse is rotated -10 degrees

Offset Hub Doubling

Doubled eye lid seen to south of upper eye lid. Reverse is Class 6 doubled die reverse listed as 1909 1DR-009.

Distorted and Distended Hub Doubling

Nice extra thickness and a separation line show on the motto and the wheat stalks. This doubled die is on a plain (no-VDB) reverse.

Distorted and Distended Hub Doubling

Moderate extra thickness plus some separation show in the wheat stalks and motto. This doubled die is on a plain (no-VDB) reverse.

Distended Hub Doubling

Moderate extra thickness shows on the wheat stalks and the motto. This doubled die is on a plain (no-VDB) reverse.

Distended Hub Doubling

A light to moderate spread shows in the motto and both wheat stalks. One of the major markers for this die is that the dot next to the E of the motto shows very little distention. This die is a plain (no-VDB) reverse.

Design Hub Doubling

A light spread on ITE of UNITED, STA of STATES, F of OF, and ME of AMERICA. This doubled die is on the VDB style reverse. NOTE: Subsequent evaluation and discussion shows that there is a real possibility that many dies could exist with very similar doubling which could be attributed to working hub or master die doubling.

Design Hub Doubling

Somewhat similar to 1909P-1DR-005, this variety shows minor notching on portion of UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. This doubled die is on the plain (no-VDB) style reverse. NOTE: Subsequent evaluation and discussion shows that there is a real possibility that many dies could exist with very similar doubling which could be attributed to working hub or master die doubling.

Distorted Hub Doubling

Separation on both wheat stalk tips and E PLURIBUS UNUM

Design Hub Doubling

This proof reverse die shows signs of the later 1909 reverse hubbed over the earlier 1909 reverse. Especially visible in UNITED STATES. It is known to be the result of doubling on a master die, but turns out to be among the earliest examples known, showing the finest markers available. Very rare, with fewer than 200 examples estimated to have been minted.

Distended Hub Doubling

Obverse is listed as 1909 1DO-003. Mild doubling on upper left wheat tips, elongated dot Between E PLURIBUS, mild doubling seen as thick letters of EPU

Tilted Hub Doubling

A 'bar' shows under the L of LIBERTY.

Distended Hub Doubling

Medium extra thickness can be seen on the dots, the motto, the wheat stems, the top of ONE and the bottom of OF AMERICA.

Rotated Hub Doubling

Strong CCW doubling shows on all obverse devices.Old CPG#13.0

Offset Hub Doubling

Moderate spread of eye lid to south

Distended Hub Doubling

An unusual pattern of doubling shows side to side in the lettering of EPU.

Distended Hub Doubling

Thickening on 19 in date.

Distended Hub Doubling

Moderate extra thickness can be seen on LIBERTY, the motto, and the date.

Distended Hub Doubling

Strong extra thickness shows on all outer devices.

Distended Hub Doubling

Extra thickness shows on EPU and both wheat steams and stalks

Distended Hub Doubling

Nice, strong extra thickness shows on the date, LIBERTY, and the motto. Old#13.3

Class VI

Paired with 1MM-008

Offset Hub Doubling

A strong spread shows as an extra eyelid, south of the primary eyelid.

Offset Hub Doubling

Another die for the date that shows a strong spread as an extra eyelid, southeast of the primary eyelid.

Design Hub Doubling

A strongly hubbed second eyelid can be seen to the SSE of the primary eyelid.

Rotated Hub Doubling

A nice CW spread shows on all obverse details. Old#13.5

Distended Hub Doubling

Light to moderate extra thickness can be seen on the date, LIBERTY, and TRUST.

Offset Hub Doubling

A lightly hubbed and widely spread extra eyelid can be seen on this varoety

Offset Hub Doubling

A strong extra eyelid shows wide to the south on this variety. This die also exhibits a repunched mintmark identified as 1927D-1MM-001.

Offset Hub Doubling

A very strong doubled eyelid to the south as well as a medium spread south on the T and Y of LIBERTY.

Offset Hub Doubling

A strongly hubbed extra eyelid shows to the south of the primary eyelid.

Offset Hub Doubling

A moderately hubbed tripled eyelid shows on this doubled die.

Distended Hub Doubling

Very nice extra thickness shows on all obverse devices.

CLASS V

A very light pivoted spread can be seen on the 28 of the date.

Distended Hub Doubling

Moderate extra thickness can be seen on the motto, dots, and the outsides of the wheat ears and stem.

Distended Hub Doubling

Strong extra thickness shows on all outer devices in the upper half of the design.

Tilted Hub Doubling

A spread to the south can be seen lightly on the R and more pronounced on the T and Y of LIBERTY.

Pivoted Hub Doubling

Close CCW doubling shows in the motto. A higher grade specimen needs to be examined to determine the extent (if any) of doubling in LIBERTY.

Class IV & VIII

Paired with 1929S 1MM-005