1996-P dime with doubling is likely either a double die error (a rare and valuable minting error) or machine doubling, which is more common and less valuable. The latter is caused by a worn die and is considered a form of die deterioration. To tell the difference, look for a clean, spread-out doubling in the case of a double die, while machine doubling often has a "shelf" or "haloing" effect. This is a true mint error where the die itself was struck twice with a slightly different alignment befo

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