Hypothetical Question?? DDO/DDR coins..

Hey everyone!
I have a good question about Doubled Die errors. What are the odds or chances of a coin of any denomination being a DDO and DDR at the same time? Has anyone seen one or own one. I would think that would be crazy odds of that happening. No ??
Feedback very welcome. Thanks all!

 

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http://adventuresincrh.blogspot.com/2018/07/ddoddr-combinations-running-list-of.html

 

Sal.. Remember that Doubled Die falls under the Variety Category.

 

DARN! I got it wrong again. I keep forgetting. Thanks!!
Can you answer the question at least??

 

I've found a few but in comparison to what I have searched....so very few

 

Duplicate post

 

No. I don't own one

 

oh yeah varieties, been asking for a variety section here for a while

 

@expat gave you a great link with list

 

Metal Detecting also.

 

It's not happening. I've seen others ask but the various forums on CoinTalk are set in stone.

 

Why would you want a forum on that?..
It has nothing to do with coins

 

Umm? Ed? Did you have your coffee yet?

 

Sal to answer your question yes there's quite a few coins that are both an ddo and ddr. A few Jefferson nickels I know of the dates excape my memory at present. I believe they are proof issues too.

 

From time to time the question arises about the frequency of Doubled Dies on both sides of a coin. Here is a list of examples Chris Rhodes and I pulled together some time ago.

It is a rather extensive list aand took days to compile. Expat provided the link earlier, but it looks like some commentors have not checked it out.



http://adventuresincrh.blogspot.com/2018/07/ddoddr-combinations-running-list-of.html

 

Variety on both sides of the coin that's my favorite here's my latest one I'll just post the thread no need for images they're all there
https://www.cointalk.com/threads/1971-d-kennedy-coneca-ddo-001.401650/

 

Your page was the first I thought of after reading the OP's question. When I came across it last year, I bookmarked it. A fantastic piece of accumulating, well done.

 

Thank you! I do enjoy research! I am so old, I think the intellectual activity helps fight senility and dementia!

 

Absolutely, keep the brain active. Sadly, many people do not enjoy the research and learning as long as they have coins to obtain and look at.

 

In earlier years my research took me into genealogy, where I taught myself to read Old German Script so I could read 18th and 19th century church records.

Then, I discovered I lived on an ancient campground and found lithic and shell artifacts dating to 6,000 years ago. Ended up publishing a couple of papers on that, too!

Now numismatics have my attention! I never thought I would live to see my 9th Decade!