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There are many class VI doubled dies listed (and unlisted) by the attributers. They normally affect the date most prominently. However, I'm having trouble seeing any extra thickness on the above coin. If it is, it would have to be very minor.
Wendell Carper It's a bird! It's a plane! Aw nuts... It's merely two die scratches!
Class VI will usually be greater toward the rim, thus the out part of the 8 is thicker than the inner part and the last digit (in this case 9) will be thicker than the 9, especially toward the bottom. That said, I am not sure about this one from the photo provided...
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