1979 Lincoln cent error ?

In God we trust.dont know what's going on here.

 

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Die deterioration doubling

 

Hey what do you think of this? I'm still learning the differences in all the doubling. Thx!

 

IN MY OPINION I THINK ITS JUST WORN.

 

I agree with @Joy Matherne. I see no doubling of any kind on your coin, just circulation wear-and-tear. It does have a filled D mintmark (chipped die), which is a common occurrence. Also, I was unable to find a listing for any 1979 D DDO's. That's almost 40 years and no DDO varieties for that date and mint have been discovered, as far as I'm aware, so it would be very unlikely that you would find one.

 

CORRECT!

Circulation wear and tear

 

Hello.. And welcome to CoinTalk. I hope you don't feel bad in saying this but it's impolite to hijack someone else's thread. Try to create your very own unique thread with your own title, pictures and questions.

 

It's fine she or he probally, like me didn't know where to start or how.

 

Thanks! Like me I just thought she'd also enjoy seeing another coin dated the same to compare it to. Will create my very own unique thread.

 

Hi jack away or personally message me I'd love to see what you have two heads are better than one

 

I have about 20 of these coins, this was the only that looked this way, thats why it stood out. I liked seeing yours I have a 1972 D mint that has a line similar to yours. Its cool seeing what everyone has and like you said putting our heads together to see if they're worth anything.

 

Hey did you notice that there looks like a letter T just south west of your U in Trust.

 

No but will take a look

 

It is environmental damage just a coincidence thank for trying

 

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I wouldn’t do that here

 

Ok thank you

 

It was a joke... don’t worry about it.

 

Lol... thanks for making me laugh

 

Welcome to CoinTalk, I look forward to seeing some interesting posts from you. To help you advance in your studies about doubling, if you haven't already, go to John Wexler's website:

doubleddie.com...and read the sections on "How dies are made" and "Worthless doubling". These 2 sections should be considered a prerequisite for all new CT members (imo), since it will help you in identifying the common, non-valuable damage and doubling you are going to find 99% of the time.

Hope this helps.

Spark