1956 D Lincoln Wheat Penny with Doubling

Here is a 1956 D Lincoln Wheat Penny where "LIBERTY" NEXT TO "B" IS A LINE NEXT TO IT AND THE MINT MARK "D" LOOKS KINDA CROOKED AND ON THE OBVERSE LOOKS LIKE A "S" RIGHT ABOVE THE WORD "ONE" AND A FEW THINGS HERE AND THERE ON THE PENNY

 

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All you are seeing is normal circulation wear and tear.. Spender!

 

What about next to the B being doubled

 

Those photos are to blurry, I think that the line next to the B is damage but a better photo would rule out the possibility of a IIB.
MM were hand punched into the working dies. the MM can twist and be in different positions. depends on how many dies were made.

 

I can clearly see it with my eyes and they r bad I have to squint ND even see it very clearly with a magnifying glass.

 

You would need a clearer photo those are blurry try stabilizing your phone or camera.

 

Ok I'll do this again thank you.

 

Some times to get better detail, Folks will use a magnifying glass, loupe and there phone.
I still think that it is damaged. But a new IIB would be a cool find.
If you don't know what they are.
Here is a reference to the known IIB's and BIE's.
http://cuds-on-coins.com/lincoln-cent-bies/

 

The B looks like a Die Wear issue.. Flat and shelflike.. Not a Doubled Die

 

Ok thank you Very much for this info. I will check it out. Appreciate it very much.

 

Here's a better clearer picture

 

Better.. That is a worn die strike.. Or even a hit.. Damaged
Not a Doubled Die

 

Looks like pushed metal. It is just damage.

 

Looks like a well-placed hit to my eye, but same difference at this point.

 

Here's a better pic than the last one.

 

This is a NICE AND WAY CLEARER CLOSE UP PIC OF THE 1956 LINCOLN WHEAT CENT OF "LIBERTY" HOPING THIS HELPS ALOT MORE, THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

 

This Picture Is Clearer so you can at Least see now. I'm getting better at takin pics some at least but will have a Camera Soon. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

 

I made my first copy stand. Out of some cedar lumber. One of the biggest keys is camera stability. I agree the photos are getting better.

 

Someone posted about this happening in the early 50s I have a few myself just like that

 

Nice then at least maybe this Cent could be one to just hold on to. You just don't ever know. One day.