1936 DDO?-MS60 or Better?

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I see no doubling and even calling it AU is a stretch.

If you really want to learn something, study these sites:
https://www.pcgs.com/photograde/ and http://www.varietyvista.com/

 

Oh,it just said if the To look for the L R leg that is half missing,Or the BERTY In Liberty will be Bigger,and the Die Marks on the Date and My W in We, I have those things and I just don't get this while corn deal.. Why ever do I match things up and then it still not be right,like I know some have double real well but the ones on eBay for sale look just like mine?m im just so list.. smh

 

Look for the left leg* in R

 

Oh and I look for the key opponent's in my grading chart also and still I get a no lol..this coin game wild

 

I take everything of that pcgs site.. there are three types of DDO on this coin and mine Matched up,. And the cheeck bones and feathers on back match Ms 60 or better and only scratch is a little on the back. I just going to study that other site you just showed me..

 

Variety Vista will show you known varieties. There are some unknown varieties, but they are so few and far between that you really have a better chance of being struck by lightning than finding one.

 

Gotta recalibrate your grading a bit - the wheat stalks are almost completely worn away and it looks to be about VG-10. As regards doubling, the images are too small to confirm details. Variety Vista lists 14 DDO's for this date, and be aware that the details have to match exactly (or as exactly as wear will allow) in order to make the attribution stick.

http://varietyvista.com/01a LC Doubled Dies Vol 1/DDO 1936.htm

 

DDO #3 In PCGS

 

But if it's not 100% you it's a no go correct?

 

Does it match EXACTLY one of the examples shown on this page: http://www.varietyvista.com/01a LC Doubled Dies Vol 1/DDO 1936.htm ?

Click on the blue under the pictures to get more pics of a particular variety.

 

Unfortunately things DO have to match 100% to the examples. If not, perhaps you have a new variety.

 

Sry DDO #2

 

It's all good I understand now . thanks for the help,on to the next Coin

 

Here is some pictures of ddo. Check all sets of pictures and see if you come up with a match http://doubleddie.com/333101.html

 

Anyone heard about this website? Im just wondering why they are posting my 1936 Wheat Penny..

 

If memory serves me, the operator of that site is/was a member here, and used to not-so-slyly promote it on the forum. I can only assume that he's using your thread as some sort click bait intended to drive traffic. If you would like to waste a few minutes of your life, click "read more" for the "pleasure" of wading through endless crap, links, and ads without ever being able to "read more".

 

Ok Thanks,and ways who do I call to get this double checked and certified to sell? Or can I just sell it?

 

If you mean the subject coin, there is, unfortunately, nothing to genuinely suggest it is of the hoped for variety. Paying to have it "certified" will simply be a waste of money, and trying to sell as something it's not isn't kosher. That said, if you really, really want to have it checked out, consider sending to John Wexler.

 

The coin is a Fine at best, but I would grade a VG 12. No DDO as well.