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About LinkBacksthis morning i found a 1982 d 1DO-002, and i just found a 1960 p cameo proof. guys on lincoln cent said it hasnt been listed yet. i had this on ebay as just a cameo proof. so glad i gave it a good look.
this morning i found a 1982 d 1DO-002, and i just found a 1960 p cameo proof. guys on lincoln cent said it hasnt been listed yet. i had this on ebay as just a cameo proof. so glad i gave it a good look.
"Dual Die"...two different Obverse dies used on the same coin?
I see a little shift on the date, but it looks a bit flat to me (md?). I'm not a modern Lincoln cent guy...don't go by me.
im not. http://www.lincolncentresource.net/f...ad.php?t=23430Originally Posted by yakpoo
"Dual Die"...two different Obverse dies used on the same coin?
I see a little shift on the date, but it looks a bit flat to me (md?). I'm not a modern Lincoln cent guy...don't go by me.
That is a doubled die.. no doubt about it.
Congrats, Riff!
thx!
If COOP says so...that's good enough for me! Tough to tell from the pics.
Definitely doesn't look like a doubled die. What you have shown shows mostly shelf doubling. Here's a true doubled die.
Notice the split serifs.
guess everyone else but you two are wrong.
that doesnt look like shelf doubling to me.
Last edited by riff; 08-18-2012 at 10:33 PM.
Now that clear pictures have been shown, I can see it is a doubled die.
I guess I was looking at the machine doubling on the opposite side.
Agreed...the "2" appears to show DD in that pic. However, if I'm gonna pay a premium for a doubled die coin, I want it to look like this...
It's Shelflike, it's machine doubling. Check out the link, it's a flyer from Coneca describing and showing the different doubling types.
http://www.lincolncentresource.com/wideams.html
you're not looking. please see all above posts. this is a true double die.
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