1969-S coin DOUBLED DIE?

Ask me that same question..
And the answer would be no, no and no
But.. I know enough to yell you in all honesty that your Cent is not Doubled Die.

 

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Hey Wag, instead of arguing here, and to prove your case, send it to a TPG for attribution. Be sure to let us know the results.

 

Own one? No, VERY few people do.
Seen one? Yup, seen several.
Know everything? Nope, but that's not the standard.

Here's the order the "old school" uses for such things:
1) Hear about a variety.
2) Do detailed reading on the diagnostics of it.
3) Keep the date in a mental or literal list of dates with interesting varieties in case you see one that looks funny.

Here's the new order:
1) Watch a YouTube video made by some moron.
2) Rummage through thousands of coins.
3) Post pictures on CoinTalk.

Yeahhhh, call me "old school".

 

You Tube videos: Repeat a lie often enough it becomes the truth.
The dumbing down of America is complete.
The future is a cesspool of needy, lazy do nothings who need to be patted on the
back for participating.
I blame Al Gore for inventing the internet.

 

As I continue to learn from more knowledgeable people on cointalk I find that many coins I thought might be doubled really aren't. Thanks for the images of the true doubled die paddyman98. Not really into errors but I look at every post to learn more.

 

Where is the G going?

 

Do you know that geometrically, a rotation is a circle?

 

Here are a few websites that can help you understand better -
http://doubleddie.com

http://www.lincolncentresource.com/doubledies/doubledies.html

http://www.pcgscoinfacts.com/Coin/Detail/2923

 

No numismatic knowledge is required to see 2 letters. Do you know what a circle is?

 

I know what a circle is.. It's what we are doing.. Going around in circles getting nowhere.. Goodbye

 

Print the picture of the "MAJESTIC ONE" found on the internet, or visualize the coin directly looking at your image. Trace a line under the letters of the " MAJESTIC ONE". What can you notice? Do the same thing for mine, and determine which coin can a compass be used to connect the letters with each other?

 

Your coin is an image from the internet.

 

The differences between my coin and your coin are only obvious to those who do not possess either numismatic or mathematical knowledge.

 

Look at the bottom of the G on your coin " THE BIG ONE", then look at the O, then look at the D and trace a line between to connect them. Are they on same circle? Not sure? Use a pencil. Not good at drawing circles with either your pen or your eye? Use a compass. Not sure what I am trying to determine? That the letters on your coin are not rotating on the same circle.

 

You may insult me all you want. You might not feel so condescendingly powerful confronted to GEOMETRY science. Yet, I wouldn't be surprised if you dared!

 

I failed in geometry and don't care much for it.. But I do have something called common sense which I am very good at!

 

Use it.

 

It's time to put Mr waggie on ignore.
Bye Mr Wiggles.

 

I will.. To ignore you!

 

The commercial benefits would not have been the same without the " MAJESTIG BIG ONE''. The miraculous discovery of a single coin in MS 64 conditions not only permits us but also cavemen to see doubled-dies.

This is not about my coin. I am talking about your image.