A "1928 Australian three pence doubling letter error"
refers to a rare coin where one or more letters in the inscription appear doubled, meaning they were struck twice during the minting process, creating a visible repetition of the letter's design on the coin, making it a valuable collectible for numismatist
Key points about this error:
Rarity:
Due to the manufacturing process, doubling letter errors on coins are considered rare and can significantly increase their value depending on the severity and clarity of the doubling.
Identifying the error:
To verify a doubling letter error, carefully examine the coin under magnification, looking for letters with a noticeable "ghosting" or double impression, especially on the lettering around the coin's edge.
