1992 Denver mint DOUBLE DIE obverse and ....

Oh.. Look at this webpage with some DDD Definition - http://www.error-ref.com/die-deterioration-doubling-incuse/

 

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Start playing nice and I'll get off your back. Until then, stop running members away from this site. There is a polite way to teach and I hope you can learn it.

 

Please Sir.. Just stop. As I stated.. I have helped plenty of new members. I don't regret anyone that have not acccepted my correction. That's too bad.

 

Omg!! There are so many different types of doubling, and they all look like doubled die to me! Even after looking at examples of true doubled die, I dont see that
much of a difference I thought I had done pretty good surface research on errors.... Apparently not! Lol

 

Also how do I edit the subject of this thread so that I can correct the terminology lol?

 

It's fine..
I will try my best to accept both ways of saying it.. @ldhair peace my friend

 

The word double can be used as an adjective or a noun. Meaning it can be used as a way to describe or name something.

The word Doubled is a Verb meaning to make something double.

The letters on a coin look double in size because they were made from dies that have been Doubled. Hence Doubled Die. A Die that has been made to look double.

 

It will come to you in time. The more coins you look at the quicker you will pick it up. Keep studying and you will be fine.