1969s ddo?

Discussion in 'Error Coins' started by DarrinB, Dec 8, 2012.

  1. DarrinB

    DarrinB Member

    Hi I have thos 1969S penny that look like a DDO. I brought it to a local coin shop and he told me he think it's a die chatter. Can anyone tell me if it's a DDO or die chatter? Also what is a die chatter & how can you tell the differents? I hope these pics comes out ok.

    1969S.jpg 1969S1.JPG 1969S2.jpg
     
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  3. DarrinB

    DarrinB Member

    Pics are not that good. Sorry I'll try again later
     
  4. Billyray

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  6. tgaw

    tgaw Member

    picks not that good no offense,but from what i can see it is not one.
     
  7. gabepn

    gabepn Member

    need new pics
     
  8. robec

    robec Junior Member

    Yours is not a doubled die. A real one will be dramatically different.

    LIBERTY and the motto will have a spread that is unmistakable.

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  9. non_cents

    non_cents Well-Known Member

    Machine doubling is very common on coins dated 1968-1972. Keep up the hunt!
     
  10. 19Lyds

    19Lyds Member of the United States of Confusion

    Robec is correct. The 1969-S Lincoln DDO is one of those coins that if you've got it, there is absolutely no doubt about the doubling and no questions would ever be asked unless it was about authenticity.

    A Machine Doubled 69-S on the other hand, ALWAYS ellicits questions on whether or not its a Doubled Die.
     
  11. DarrinB

    DarrinB Member

    I know my pics are not that good. I am trying to get a better camera, however according to the link the date on my coin look like the date on the coin in the link. The rest of the coin is normal. It's hard to get a good pic because the coin is dark brown and a little worn.
     
  12. DarrinB

    DarrinB Member

    Ok after reading both link I believe it's a strike double. Is there any premium for strike double
     
  13. non_cents

    non_cents Well-Known Member

    No, it is worth 1 cent.
     
  14. kookoox10

    kookoox10 ANA #3168546

    Way to keep up the hunt. The last couple recorded finds of this DDO actually came from Michigan. One example that was graded AU by a TPG ended up selling in excess of $25k. It's quite a find, and the diagnostics are unmistakable like Robec has pointed out.
     
  15. 19Lyds

    19Lyds Member of the United States of Confusion

    Personally, I believe that you are mistaken as your coin looks nothing like the photo which is linked from the LincolnResource.
     
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