1992 Lincoln Penny- Doubled Die or Double Strike?

Thanks for all your past help here.. I have one more that I need input on. Is this a Doubled die or double strike? Valuable or not? Thanks guys!

 

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machine doubling.

 

Agreed! "Machine doubling" would be the correct term to use. A "double strike" would be when the planchet is struck twice by the die. There is a difference.

Chris

 

Machine doubling but a very nice example!

 

Great and prominent example of machine doubling.....

 

Judge for yourself...

http://www.error-ref.com/push-doubling/

 

AWESOME thanks for the reply.. my eye is still in the magnifying glass..I ask everyone around me to empty their pockets & I still have a 40lb jar of change to go thru.. lol

 

Thank you!!

 

Hi everyone! I'm new to the site and I wanted to know if this is also an example of machine doubling?

 

Looks like it to me

 

I wouldn't call it machine (strike) doubling, no, nor is it a doubled die, but is of a type you'll find to be painfully common on earlier Zlincolns. For your future benefit, do look into different anomalies caused by plating issues, as well as die deterioration doubling.


P.S.

Here is a link that may/should be of great help to you....

http://doubleddie.com/144801.html

(Edited to add link)

 

Ok Thank you! And thanks for the link. I'll check it out now.

 

It sucks that machine doubling is everywhere. Til this day I still get confused on some because older would be considered ddo and more present is now MD like for instance this is doubled 80 and this 84 isn't

 

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Lol

 

Just joking

 

Speaking of 92