1945 penny omg

It appears to have doubling on obverse and is in very good condition for pocket Change any opinions

 

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Where? I can't see anything in your pictures. Have you compared it to any resources online?

 

Doubling? No not doubling, maybe a filled 9 but that's it, throw it in the keeper jar if you save!

 

Probably slight DDD - Die Deterioration Doubling
Worthless Doubling


What does omg mean?

 

I would need a closeup of the date, to give my two cent .

 

omg = Oh My God /Gosh

 

that's what I was just looking at
kinda pixelated ...


maybe 007 @Rick Stachowski ?

 

Ya, it's won't work ..

 

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too pixelated.
ie, it's too fuzzy when you zoom in to look at it. You cannot see any fine details and sometimes when things are electronically processed it makes things appear that are not there.

 

I'm not seeing it.

 

The curvature at the edge of the field and the heavy striation / flow lines on the field are a sure sign of a worn die.

 

This is worn die and what is that? Can you please explain

 

I wish I could get clear pics

 

I think it is .
But hard to tell which one, without closeups .

Here's coneca chart, see if you can match it up .
http://varietyvista.com/01a LC Doubled Dies Vol 1/DDO 1945.htm