Ultimate Doubled Die Variety Video! Do You Know How Doubled Dies Occur?

[@CoinHELPu]

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[@rhondarandolph5320]

What would scrap the inside of the letters, and leaves the outline of the letter?

[@Castiron-sh3kq]

Great video... At age 50 I am new to the coin collecting world, and your videos have been so helpful to me. I did buy a cheap scope on ebay, and would love a recommendation for a scope that is good, but not too expensive. I am doing all of this for my 7yr old son, he has a natural love for coins, and has for a few yrs now, and it's really strange, but I encourage it... He runs to the mail box every day to see if he has any new coins... So thank you again for helping out an old timer..

[@helenrichardson7490]

Thank You, I knew you were the go to guy!!!

[@diegotanner3831]

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[@lavernbaldwin2691]

How to tell what is gold jewelry

[@troywalsberg4623]

I’ve been collecting coins for close to 5 yrs now. I’m 58 yrs young, lol. As I’m learning, what I have realized. Not too long ago is that there’s a lot to learn and know in this hobby of coin collecting. At one point I remember thinking that I just about to a point of remembering all the dates and errors and so on. I started with pennys. I’ve put countless hours into this and I’ve realized that there’s so much more to it. But it’s coming together and everything is making sense. I remember when I was a small bit just being fascinated with the copper penny. Anyways, you have turned out to be one that I’m get information from more and more. Your very knowledgeable in what you do and I understand what your doing and I just have to say thank you and your a good man. To take the time away from your very busy days to put together a video for us is just very Admirable. Thank you and your staff for all that you guys and gals do. It’s helping not only me but many people at there, to be able to enjoy a hobbie and at the same time, put a couple pennys in are pockets.

[@marisa13ish]

I just started with coins but let me say I do not think I have enough years left to learn everything about them. The doubled dies get me everytime. This video has helped a lot thanks. I get so embarrassed when I turn a coin into coin community and they always tell me no its not. I want to crawl into a hole even though they cant see me. Maybe next time they will tell me yes after seeing this video. ,But I do agree there is so much to learnBut I love it and not planning on giving up any time soon.

[@richardcrum7443]

I agree 100%

[@austin4018]

​@@marisa13ish double die or strike If it's pretty, it's pretty. so if someone tells ya that isn't valuable just ask yourself if you think it is cool. If you like it still label it properly enough for you and you can appreciate it with the ones around you.

[@c.t.murray3632]

That is the best description I've ever heard about double die, thank you for taking the time. Now I have to go through all my false doubles. Oh well live and learn

[@franquely748]

I have learned so much from your videos. I am relatively new to coin collecting and one of my biggest challenges has been the Doubled Die coin. When I first started collecting every other coin looked like a Doubled Die coin to me. LOL LOL. Finally, you have cleared this up for me. You are a great teacher and I really appreciate you sharing your knowledge with everyone. I have wasted entirely too much time trying to decide if my coin was a Doubled Die or not. Thank you so much!! Have a blessed day.

[@CoinHELPu]

Thank you

[@btmukkx]

I learned more in 20 minutes here, than I have in the last 10 yrs about dbl dies. Thanks

[@CoinHELPu]

Glad to hear and you're welcome!

[@tom_morgandealer_pgh1648]

Young and lively in this old video. Oh how the time have change since 5 years ago. Keep up the great work

[@brianlittle6720]

Daniel, What an educational video about double dies. As a new coin collector this was an amazing video. One thing I've noticed with all your videos, it's always about making sure new collectors don't waste there money buy having the wrong coins sent out for grading. It probably has something to do with making sure new bees don't ruin coin collecting for seasoned veterans. Thank you again, Brian

[@virginiagutierrez4394]

I started looking at coins about 5yrs ago. I didn't know anything. Your videos have been my foundation. So many want to reap the rewards without doing the work. I encourage everyone starting this journey to look at these videos, do the homework, study, study, study! You will not regret it! Now i can instantly, like second nature, see what I'm looking at. I'm so grateful for your videos and appreciate you so much. Thank you! You have no idea how much you helped me when i felt lost on the subjet. Your videos are great! Please keep them coming!

[@CoinHELPu]

Thank you.

[@jaredanderson7203]

This video has taught me more than I have learned in seven years of searching for doubled dyes on my own. Thank you so much and I pray God bless you for your generosity. Amen

[@louisvrana7526]

Wow! This has been the most helpful video I've seen to date regarding doubled-dies. I've only been in the hobby for a few years and have struggled with this subject. I know now I've made some bad purchases. I can't thank you enough for sharing your expertise. God bless, Louis

[@michaelblair7348]

Outstanding tutorial. My dad passed his collection to me and now starting to add to it for my kids. Read a post somewhere about dealers and collectors being friendly and happy to educate others new to the field---you're a great example of that. Thanks

[@CoinHELPu]

Thanks

[@susunque2245]

I sure do appreciate the time you save me with your educational videos! I've found myself spending 45 min or more on the same coin ..BUT..your videos have been a big help💯 and..I ThanK YoU Mucho Daniel! StaYSafE!😷👋

[@lethemusikplay]

You do a great job explaining the situation at hand and giving side details that only supplement the topic at hand . You sir a very helpful , pretty sure many people benefit and learn a lot on your channel . Appreciate the effort and time you give to us by making these videos . Very few or maybe the only channel that does this

[@jerrywaters4814]

Basically training your eyes to be able to notice what you are seeing. Very interesting of knowledge that you share.

[@waynemaas7517]

Great video. I've collected coins for more than 60 yrs. & learned something new today. Thanks.

[@LSD209]

You’re the man! You are a great teacher/instructor; detailed info that’s easy to understand, multiple explanations, spoken clearly..... and so on. Thanks for another great and educational video. I hope all is well with you and your loved ones.

[@donnaclayton9727]

Thank you for recommended these videos. I for sure need to let this sink in.

[@jamieburrowsjr.1921]

I have been in this hobby since 2017, for the past 5 years and this video is the first time I truly understand exactly what a doubled die is.... So thank you for your video, I have definitely had some days were I almost pulled my hair out and most assuredly hurt my eyes 👀... Lol

[@CoinHELPu]

Thank you.

[@dennisthespeedmenace7530]

You definitely did Daniel and thank you. I’ve talked to plenty of people who collect coins and I feel you are truly passionate about this hobby and truly wanna help others instead of making fun of them and calling them a idiot because they don’t truly understand. I appreciate your help when ever I can get it. Thank you once again.

[@CoinHELPu]

You're welcome.

[@frankrosado2769]

Excellent presentation, I learn a lot from it. I never get tired of watching your videos and your teaching about coins. You are the man. Francisco Rosado.

[@michaelelledge4888]

Hey look bro ,that's one of the best coin videos I've ever seen. You did a great job with your explanations and you even try to go a little further and give us some illustrations. That video helped me as much as any video of ever watched in my short time collecting. I appreciate you, I appreciate your passionpassion for the hobby and the knowledge knowledge that you have accumulated and are now trying to share with people like me. I love is hobby and hopefully I can make it much more thanks Daniel. Big Mike

[@CoinHELPu]

Thanks man. I appreciate that.

[@gemmaleftwich5799]

CoinHELPu I have some error coins. I sent them to PCGS but got returned because I didn’t follow procedures. I insured them . Exactly, what am I to do? I thought they have to be graded first before you take it to a coin dealer and be appraised. Help me.

[@beckythatgirl1578]

I echo this from the tallest mountain! Amen.

[@UrL0calTacticalmaster]

Welcome to the community, bro

[@chickenmanfarmer1570]

this is a great video for me to look at every month or so, in an effort to 're-calibrate' my eye for looking for doubling vs. MD.

[@hikesteepfishhigh]

this is the third video ive watched of yours on double dies vs machine doubling and yes i finally understand the difference. thumbs up.

[@VaultingTech]

So if the letters are thicker than usual that's one way to spot them right ?

[@elizabethtorres6069]

Thank you again for another, so needed educational video. Your channel, website, Wexlers and Heritage Auctions have been a great help to me in identifying true double dies.

[@MarkedMoneyTech]

I think that moment at 19:57 was the visual that helped me discern the difference between the genuine and the trickster. Thank you!

[@bsimpson639]

Reduction: that is what helped me understand the difference between machine doubling and doubled dies. I first caught the concept on a BlueRidge SilverHound video, but your video really sent the idea home. I've been so frustrated by being constantly told that coins I thought were DD were machine doubling...I actually quit the hobby for over a year. My learning plateaued and I walked away for a while. Thanks so much for your concise and clear explanation, and your hard work.

[@CoinHELPu]

You're welcome

[@jaredanderson7203]

I struggle very much between doubled dyes and machine doubling

[@Thisguy20978]

Finally someone break down what's what. I've always been into coins and asked questions and seemed like nobody knew or didn't want to tell. Great video

[@Thisguy20978]

What'd your website

[@julz9088]

@CoinHELPu I know this post is 4 yrs old, but I just watched it and wanted to say, THANK YOU ! Thank you for explaining that and for showing pictures. I was always confused when it came to doubled dies and mechanical doubling. Now I have a better understanding.

[@Christopher-rb4my]

Truly excellent, Daniel. I have loved coins since I was a child, but am only now getting into more technical details. And I realize learning what a doubled die truly is (and what it actually means) is key. Thank you so much for creating this guide. I've actually made a KZbin playlist for myself called "Doubled Die vs Machine Doubling" and this video will be in it.

[@CoinHELPu]

Thank you

[@eddieacuna6118]

Excellent Video as always. I appreciate your information. I've only started collecting about 4 years ago and I remember when I would get all excited about a mechanically doubled coin, thinking that it was a doubled die coin! I've learned a lot since, thanks to you. Keep up the good work!

[@pamstarkey9761]

Thank you for this video!!! It really helped me with determining machine doubling/reg. doubling. Know have short attention span/short term memory so appreciate any memory jog can locate. 🎉

[@CoinHELPu]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Dorithedemigod]

This is probably the longest I’ve been interested and invested in a hobby in a long time - I really appreciate you taking the time to explain this. Still a bit confusing but I’m sure with a few more videos and explaination a I’ll be able to get it down. Thanks again, friend. Xoxo

[@CoinHELPu]

Thanks for watching.

[@SuperBallzee]

Excellent information. I just found a 1969 s and thought the date and the mint mark might be a double die. With your information I've been able to determine that it's a mechanical dye if that. Thank you very much for the information. It amazes me after doing some research just how in over my head I am as a new collector. I had no idea how complicated this could be

[@dorothygarza8122]

Me too!!

[@margaretstoner4701]

Honestly....i loved the empty box video.Your ENTHUSIASTS have a sense of HUMOR. Gotta love it!!!!!!!!!!SMILE ❤

[@karlkovach8647]

I really enjoyed watching this video. I am getting back into coin hunting now that my boys are grown and married. Very informative!!!

[@margaretstoner4701]

Back a bid to the last video. You my TEACHER are simply adorable.Like a kid in a candy store! I LOVED IT! It's like....FOREVER YOUNG❤

[@allthingssilver7635]

It all just clicked for me. The coin was struck once by a doubled die. Makes so much sense now. Thanks for this

[@joshfreeman8806]

Thank you for taking the time to try helping out with dd and machine doubling. It’s a lot to learn. I’m a year and a half into collecting and I just learned more from this video than I have looking up peoples coins online. Hundreds of hrs wasted like u said trying to find coins I still know very little about even after this video. But it’s taught me I have so much more studying to do. As well as a lot of collecting coins that are simply just not what I thought they were. Thanks for directions on where I can learn more. This video was not a waste of ur time. I garantee it’s helped tens of thousands of collectors wanting to learn.

[@CoinHELPu]

Thank you

[@wildedaveable]

Thank You CoinHELPu for this video, I am pretty new to coin collecting and have been trying to find information such as this so I don't don't spin my wheels for nothing. This video helped me tremendously, especially since I am using a USB microscope. I really appreciate the detail of content in your videos, Thanks.

[@ronbohlken6029]

Thank you so much for this video, has a person who has had a disorder that my attention span can get lost bye not understand right away, it’s not that I don’t understand it’s hard to identify what you saying , thank you for going to drawing because right away it all makes since , so always keep going with the good teaching .

[@Burnt2Ashes82]

Thank you for this video! I've been a coin hunter for a bit over 30 years now, and my son is now starting to collect which is making me fall in love with US coins all over again and since the creation of the internet, I never actually took the time to see what created the double die coins and that the punching dies were actually errored to begin with, so incredibly interesting to know the difference now. I've never had an issue with identifying true double die errors with die wear because of the thickness and notches (that's how I identified them) but man this vid was great! Thank you again! Will watch your other videos

[@CR1TIKAL_20]

“Doubled Died is a Die that was Doubled” No one could ever say it any better. I am going to quote this forever. 😆 Thank you for the vid, it was really good and educational!

[@CoinHELPu]

Thank you

[@cmussomaha]

Thank you so, so, much!!! I had a big misunderstanding about how actual doubled dies occur and why there can be more than one coin with the same doubled die features. The fact that you pointed out that the "die", itself, is "doubled" explained everything for me and how more than one coin can have the same doubled die feature(s). I had always envisioned the doubling occurred as a result of striking the coin twice. You seemed hesitant, at times, in your video as if you weren't getting your point across or that you weren't providing enough info. Well, rest easy. It was an excellent presentation. Even your pencil drawings were an important part to my understanding the difference between strike doubled and doubled die coins.

[@CoinHELPu]

You're welcome and thanks for watching!

[@Inquiring_Minds]

Very detailed and easy to understand for those of us who are not sure of what we are looking at! thanks!

[@douglaswilson95]

I'm fairly new at collecting, and this info is so important to know. To take time out of your day to make a video like this shows your kindness. I'm sure you've been blessed in your business. Thanks my friend I really admire your knowledge

[@CoinHELPu]

Go to doubleddie.com and you can read how doubled dies are made and why they're called that.

[@CVHfromKauai]

Thank You !

[@CoinHELPu]

Wow! Thank you!!!

[@sandyjennings8551]

Thank you for how great you explain DD's I really learned a lot on how they occur. Thank you again for all you do for us. This was the best one I've seen that I could understand..😊💖

[@CoinHELPu]

You're welcome and thank you!

[@johnnaumann3449]

thank you so much for this video for the info. ran across a 1996 P with an error and because of this video, I know now its a double strike not a doubled die. thanks so much, great info. thanks again

[@lotuspod17axemaster93]

You are absolutely right and you have clarified what is a double die to me , and I can't tell you how much time I have waisted looking for them so thank you now I can move forward with the road blocks thank you sir

[@charlesbilger9646]

This video is so informing knowledge is King especially when it comes to coins. Thank You very much. I will be calling to buy a Wexler Book from your Company. A 71 yr old Vet

[@ShimmeringCrow]

Thank you for your time. It was most helpful. I got the just. And will go further in learning if felt needing to. I understand the many classifications that can be out there. And understanding your aspect in making it a little more simplified. Like I said if I run into any more questions I'll go to where you have gave suggested search into finding a more in depth look. Thanks again.

[@notsurewhatscookin8691]

I know you shared this 4 years ago but it’s awesome info for beginners like me! There’s so much to learn and thanks so much for your info.

[@CoinHELPu]

Glad it was helpful!

[@debell670]

Another great video, Daniel. You certainly are a master of the trade & I've learned so so much from your videos. However; I do wish you would do PowerPoint presentations to show examples of the subject you are speaking about. I learn so much more with visuals, like many others. Just a thought :-)

[@andrayadenton]

Hmm... Very helpful... As a new collector, I want to be able to identify an error correctly. I have learned that I've been mistaken in identifying a double die coin, and I don't like being wrong. Thank you for this video! Education is key when it comes to things like this. I plan on doing more research thru your videos.

[@Car1Sagan]

I've come down with the thickness with doubled dies now. Thanks for the info.

[@barrybarney6085]

Squeeze is an excellent word to descibe the striking process. Ive come away with a different point of view. Thanks Big D.

[@charlesv.anthony43]

Daniel you are a good person. You try to help people learn about coins thank you.

[@michelemahone]

Thank you, I learned a lot from you!

[@CoinHELPu]

Thank you! You got a sub for that!

[@michelemahone]

@@CoinHELPu Thank you so much!!! Today is my birthday, and that makes it extra special 💕

[@CoinHELPu]

Happy Birthday! You should be getting all the gifts today! I hope you're having a great one!

[@Car1Sagan]

Ive learned more from you on this channel than at all the coin show presentations I've seen combined.

[@CoinHELPu]

Thank you

[@amy8460]

Thank you so much for this information and the sites to look into, there is a ton of great resources in this video and all of your videos, there is so much to learn. That is what Im looking for now not so much the value of the coins right now for me but what to look for and learn before I get too excited to know what I have and dont. Great videos!

[@darrena.247]

Excellent video. Thank you. I have a couple of coins up for sale on E bay. A person told me that they were mechanically doubled. That confused me quite a bit. Your explanation is great. Up until last week, I had never heard of such a thing. Great Job on this video.

[@jacobyocom9598]

You were a little excited and didn’t know how to end the video. Lol I love your stuff bud, I’ve learned a ton. Thank you.

[@wildernessworthy]

Thank you for the video! This one has helped more than any other video I’ve watched

[@JamesFAlbus]

Knowledge never gets old or goes out of style. Thank you Professor

[@fernandomagallanes9119]

Eres una persona con gran conocimiento explicas todo detalladamente y es la razón por la cual nosotros tus seguidores te admiramos, gracias por tus videos 💯💯💯👍👍👍

[@h0wardprokopchuk28]

Thank u so much, this does help a lot because have thought at first mechanical doubling was double die.Great info appreciate your time

[@IraCallen-f1c]

I can see clearly now. Good job on breaking it all down.

[@alejandrojarquin4204]

Mr Daniel you are the best I'm been learning a lot from you and you opened my eyes not to watch other stupid videos and you are absolutely right

[@empowerall4192]

Excellent info, Im new, but after watching your videos. Youre accelerating my growth. Oh, and your sources are spot on. I appreciate your insight. Thanks again.

[@CoinHELPu]

Great to hear! Thank you

[@Coins1969]

Thank you for your help. I have found several machine doubling thanking they are the real thing. Keep take it to my local coin shop he tries to explaining it. But your video helped I think.

[@paulhampton4699]

sheesh, I am finally getting to see this Daniel, great video. I wish more people would check it out. Man, I remember all those depressing no, that is not a doubled die, it is MD years ago. lol I still find all that MD I just know what it is now and don't post those pics anymore. lol This is a video you ought to run twice a year for a refresher of use older members and one to catch the newer members too. Good info.

[@robertholladay3596]

Both of the doubled parts of the letter/number should be rounded, not one of them flat, like a shelf. I call the flat/shelf side a ghost because when you rotate the coin in the light, the flat/shelf part of the “doubling” disappears. If that happens ,it’s not a doubled die. That happens when the die carves off a small sliver of the number/letter and flattens it next to the device. It’s really a flat shiny gold or silver area that looks like a doubled die, but disappears when looked at from all angles in the light.

[@jeffbell5125]

Thanks you for the fantastic and clear explanation, now I know why their are markers on true double dies , because the same die(:the doubled one) is striking multiple planchets, thus giving any gouges or cracks on the die will show up along with the doubling. Thanks again for sharing your expertise.

[@bouldercreeklimited722]

Great instructional video Daniel. I am starting to see, occasionally....Reminds me if when I was a rookie Firefighter in Georgia. I was thrown into the tiller cab of the ladder and told "either you can or can't, there ain't no teachin you; only fixing what you got to work with" as we were moving across a large parking lot. (10mph felt like 80 and apparently I could tiller much easier than read these. ;) Thanks for the in depth beating it home with visual aids. Your drawings were actually good, helped explain visually before the pics. Excellent my friend.

[@CoinHELPu]

Thank you

[@sandrajohnson7770]

I think you are absolutely amazing how you make us understand the way you explain.you certainly help me alot with your professionalism.thankyou very much

[@rjjoyce284]

Thank you so much for the info. I learned a ton from this video. The most important is that I was looking at nothing all day lol. With the exception of a few .

[@thomasaroberts1653]

Thank you so much for explaining the difference. Your information was so helpful. I really thought I hit the jackpot. Christmas time, I could have really used the extra cash. But I will keep collecting and watching your videos. Thanks. Happy Holidays

[@austin4018]

Thank you again such good photos of and explanations of what is happening the resources are difficult to find because google just keeps trying to sell me something or send me to KZbinrs that are wrong most of the time, trying to sell something, dont want to explain there resources because they want to be my resource or just dont have the attention span to stay on topic. I have not watched a single video of yours i didn't learn from. Thank you.

[@RustyKuntz4547]

Omg finally figured out doubling! Thanks! It's all about the LIGHTING when you use a usb microscope or whatever you use!

[@anthonysacco4596]

Daniel, I can see you're someone with a gift, all I can say is "our God is good" ! Have a blessed day

[@CoinHELPu]

Thank you

[@philipcarroll5199]

Awesome, awesome video and I understand your comment from another video post what machine doubling or actual machine damaged coins looks like and what occurs. I like at end where you show a few coins with both real doubling and machine on the same coins. Really appreciate the time you took to put this together. Thank you for the links to other sites that I can use to help. I'm no expert now but I do have a better understanding.

[@alexanderdavis5332]

So….the coin is not struck twice, it’s the die itself that has the double on it. It then strikes the planchet once, but since the die has doubling on it, it has now created a “double die coin” ? Now it makes CENTS (lol) thanks for explaining this! This whole time I’m thinking that the die has struck the coin twice causing a dd! Thank you so much for all you share! I learned a lot from your videos!

[@Inquiring_Minds]

Thank you for the coin lesson. I am literally binge watching your videos. LOL 😁😁😁

[@larrysylvester6795]

Danielle thank u for sharing the video It does really help trying to determine what to look for I myself have been checking my change an finding one is very very hard to find but I do find a lot if machine doubling

[@johnharms2619]

Thank you for all your info. I love all your videos. Very informative.

[@kennethrunyon3626]

Daniel, thanks for making me a collector of errors and varieties of Lincoln cents.This.show on double dies was my reason for searching and collecting these types of coins.Thanks again.Kennydawg

[@FFEMT2203]

Good lord FINALLY..... lol I seen another one of your videos about doubled dies that you recently did and I have been trying to find your other vids ever since.

[@justinsimms3181]

Thank you again for taking the time to help. Great video

[@1945temo]

Thanks for your videos Daniel, they are very interesting and informative.

[@dorothygarza8122]

Thank you so much. I have probably strained my eyes on looking at one coin trying to figure out if it’s a DD or not

[@sjsmith488]

Hey Daniel - I’ve been watching a lot of your current videos and saw this one linked to another one of yours. It’s great! This short video taught me more than all I’ve learned from other sources since I got seriously interested in numismatics! Now I’m beginning to understand about Doubled Die issues, and you’ve provided an additional wealth of background info for much more in-depth learning in the future. Thanks very much for your earnest contributions to coin collecting!!

[@dannyluttrull9106]

Thank you so much Daniel i just learned so much i have a few real an have lots of the other kind again thank you !!!

[@Mr_No_BuD_E]

Again another learning experience this video really helps separate what DD looks like and thank you 🙏 for always sharing your knowledge it really helps specially to new coin collector like myself 👍🏼👍🏼

[@susunque2245]

Thank you Thank you Thank you!!!! I spend way too much time ..🤔trying to figure out if I have a doubled die OR if it's simply a machine doubling coin..this video will help me save time which is always a good thing, since people with ADD dont have a sense of.."TIME!"😏

[@EduardoGonzalez-tq9sw]

Hello Daniel,...i just want to say this was a very educational video i apreciate you very much..i can identifythe differences in various subjects surrounding all coiin questions but now learninnnggg the vacabulary or liiingo used in the numismatic world by watching your very matter of fact videos. Love it. Great job D

[@CoinHELPu]

Thank you

[@barrybarney6085]

Hey Daniel I have been running across a bunch of steel or ferrous coins mostly German and Mexican but some Canadian and other foriegn coins. Did these countries actually strfke their coins on steal planchets or are these coins fakes.

[@CoinHELPu]

Some did

[@leroyhickson7499]

I am truly happy with your knowledge, but I must say there is another that I take wisdom from as well, like a doctor's, always have a second opinion, so please understand, me having two brain's to listen to is better, I chose you and another out of many, I need you both.AMEN

[@researchofufos1205]

Excellent teacher! Kindest of Heart ❤️ and the passion to shared the wisdom’s of recognized the differences between straight and hub double dies! 🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ G0D BLESSED!

[@toyoy78]

Ty for you help. I’ve been hoping I could figure this out, I’m learning still. Was going through pennies mostly. I’d even like to show u a picture sometime. Just to see if I got the image , of your teaching, right. And thanks for helping us beginners!