1993D Kennedy 50c Uncirculated - Error

[Bradlyco-migration]

I hope this is not the wrong forum for this, please let me know if it is.

 

I bought a set of uncirculated P & D coins on ebay that had an error in the packaging (two pennies in the D set). When look at the Kennedy half, it appears to be double struck. In all my reading on double strikes, there are so many types of doubling, with some being no big deal, I have no clue which is which. Could you check out these pics and give me your opinion owhetherer its worth sending in for certification, or just a "no big deal" form of doubling?

 

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

The scratches are on the plastic container from the mint.

 

I also inverted some of the pics so it would show up better.

 

Thanks for everyone's input. I changed the pic sizes so they are easier to view.

 

Again, any and all help is greatly appreciated.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Bradlyco-migration]

Sorry about the screw up on the picures. The doubling is most evident in "Dollar" "America (especially CA) and "of". Thanks in advance for any help.

[noow]

Uhm...... Never seen that one before.... Strike Doubling?

[cpm9ball]

It looks like it might be strike doubling (also called machine doubling or mechanical doubling) which is very common and carries no premium.

 

How about taking a photo of just the Kennedy, crop it to show only the area in question and then resize it to no more than 800x800.

 

Chris

[Ducksoup]

The mint set with "2" pennies is not actually that, its a set with a penny and a denver token.

[noow]

Actually, It does have 2 pennies

[noow]

Just look at the flap with the Denver token- it also contains a penny.

[Ducksoup]

Missed that 2nd penny underneath the token

 

[noow]

I'd sure like to have one of those extra penny sets...