I have 1969 S DDO x 2

"Don't know who they come from then, but they arrive Every D"

The reply address "ptdavis@ " is Peter T. Davis the owner of the forum.

 

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I have a proposition, to attempt to put an end to this in a peaceful manner. If you really beyond a reasonable doubt think that your 1969-S's are true doubled dies, then send them in. And send me photos of your receipts for mailing, for the grading even for your gas money. And if it comes back as a true genuine 1969-S DDO I'll pay for all of it, every last cent. But if it comes back as nothing, you have to do a few things, first apologize to everyone on this forum for your actions, second don't do anything like this ever again. If you're as confident as you say, you'll take this deal in a heartbeat.

 

Exactly.
I never thought you sent them.
The 'you' I used was referring to the site as a whole.
You, a mod, are part of that whole.
Read the whole thread, including deleted replies, before you pass judgememnt on who the bully is that is posting the complete misinformation, so you will know why reply posters are posting their less than positive comments.

 

While already wasting precious minutes of my life... @Coinattic_Hunter69 S - here's the first 69-S. Top photos are cropped from yours, while the bottom are cropped from photos of a genuine example.

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Yes, As are you, as a member, part of the site as a whole.

Perhaps you felt I was referring directly and only to you, which I was not, I was referring to the 'participants' on the thread in general. No one is forced to respond to any bully or challenge, that is how trolls are effective. If they can get replies they continue to respond. I was saying to not respond when it becomes obvious that the other person will not ever agree to logic or references.

 

And the other 69-S... same thing. Yours (taken from page 1 and cropped) on top with the true variety below.

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Now, this is what you @Coinattic_Hunter69 S have asked for, so it's done. The dissenting position has been proved beyond any and all reasonable, ignorant, or even trollish doubt. There's no disputing it anymore, no excuses, crying, deflection, whatever.

I respectfully bow out...

 

If the Admins have not kicked him out already, then his lack of response today suggests that he may have been awakened finally to his being so miss informed that he has chosen to take his ball and gone home.
I wonder if we'll ever know if he came to realize he's been collecting Strike Doubled coins for so long and his fortune bubble just got burst.

 

This whole thing could had been covered on 1 page. Send the coin for certification. Plain and Simple. If pictures, descriptions, and the known number of the true DDO known to exist don't do it nothing will

 

If the DDO dude is still out there I would gladly send you a copy of the Cherrypickers Guide at no charge. The pictures are incredible and would assist in other potential finds as well.

 

Where were you last month when I finally bought the 2009 updated CPs Half Cents to Nickels. ( ^ ;

Guess you had to be there. He wasn't budging a bit and He continued to insist we were all uninformed.

 

As already stated....

Poor information and questionable claims deserve to be countered though.

 

Oh, I chimed in a bit. It was like banging your head against a wall repeatedly!

 

The story of my life. A day late and a dollar (pun intended) short!

 

Looks like I got to this party a little late, but want to put in my two cents. It seems to me that there have been a number of posters who have thought they have found a 69 s ddo. It is an unmistakable coin that has few rivals, namely the 70 s ddo and the 72 ddo 1. I have no idea how machine doubling can be mistaken for the ddo, and even with a number of the real ddo showing MD, it is hard to miss the real thing. I've owned an example of the real 69 s ddo, so I'm talking from experience when I say, none of the ops coins are the real ddo. ( my coin was graded xf-45 and was sold by heritage)