DDO 1983 FIRST OF ITS KIND EVER PLEASE SHARE YOUR THOUGHTS

Not a DD just a mixture of nav doubling.

 

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. True die doubling, your coin doesn't have it

 

I think you're wasting your time posting this here. I zoomed in on your images, and I still don't see anything. Your only recourse would be to submit it to a specialist for authentication.

 

https://photos.app.goo.gl/46RjqQtHGzRYN26N9
You dont see doubling in this?

 

@Vincent White

 

Honestly, no. Not true doubling at least.
Also, that picture is waaaaaaaaaaay to blurry to be of real use.

 

Oh, I can see plenty of Machine doubling/Die Deterioration doubling but no true Die Doubling, so therefore it is basically worthless

 

Can you logically explain why there are clear edges of letters under clear full letters on this coin? Machine doubling will take away from the thickness of the letters and wont have a clear edge like the pictures show.

 

Lol. The pictures aren't blurry. Take time to focus on each picture and pay attention to the edges. This is avery tight doubling. I guarantee yiu its there

 

Read my lips! I don't see anything! Submit it for authentication!

 

Lol its amazing no one says the same thing as to what they see. I know what it is and I know what it isnt. Yall experts have probably made many people doubt what they have but i won't be one of em. Yall stay blessed

 

Good luck and take care.
You can send the coin to Wexler, but I am afraid you are gonna be wasting your money.
You can find the information here.
Also take some time reading this site it will help you with your questions.
http://doubleddie.com/

 

If you have confidence that it is, that's all that's needed. These are just our opinions, I'm sorry if you don't like them but everybody is entitled to say what they think, this is America after all...

 

Submit it and then show us the results. Prove us wrong.

 

Ditto.

 

Just to clarify...your pictures are incredibly blurry.
I have a degree in commercial photography...although that's irrelevant because your images are simply blurry because you missed the focus.

I did this image for you...your image on the left compared to a clear one...you might think that clear one has doubling, it does not. That is just some machine doubling.



Tell me how you took the photos and I'll tell you how to possibly make them more clear.

Also...you asked a question about doubling to a bunch of people who know more than you about doubling and there seems to be a consensus...the only way to show us if we are wrong is with better images for us to study.

 

I understand some of the pictures aren't the best but im attaching a link to this response. Its of the E in WE. The bottom left corner of the top E is worn off leaving ot without a sharp point but there is a clear and defined corner of another E up under it. https://photos.app.goo.gl/8Z21VjvLQuH1nHJWA

 

Here's an example of an actual certified ddo yours looks nothing like it

 

What are you trying to say here? Doubled dies have nothing to do with the striking of a coin

 

I wouldn't say they have nothing to do with the striking of a coin, it happens when the coin is struck multiple times and one of the times it is struck the die is rotated or misaligned from it's previous position therefore creating the double image, right? Please correct me if I'm wrong, I'm not an expert and this is just my understanding of how it happens.