2013 cent - MD, DDO, TDO?

Anyone care to express an opinion?

 

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I have about 200 2014's that show the same thing but I don't think its a DDO I think its just MD but I am interested to see what others have to say about it.

 

I would say the nose is MD, but not sure about the LIBERTY, especially if you look at the R

 

2 different examples?

 

Same coin. Do you mean 2 different types of doubling on the same coin? That's always an option.

 

1st two pictures look like the doubling is on different sides but it is just the shadowing from the flash that give it that appearance - I think...

 

That is what I meant. It looks like 2 different coins

 

Here's the best I can get from directly overhead.

 

last pic

 

Much better view. IMHO it is MD but still pretty sweet

 

I'm inclined to believe it's MD, but I'd keep that baby anyway.

 

It has alot to do with the light and angle because that is not a straight on shot lets see a photo of the whole coin

 

That is what I did with my 2014 cents I kept them all lol

 

Here is a date on one of my 2014

 

Straight on pictures do little to show machine doubling on a coin with no serifs. It doesn't appear shelf like in those photos but could be. I have one similar somewhere, but is from a later die state.

 

I have a lot of experience with tilting the USB microscope to see doubling. With the right (wrong?) light, and angle it can photograph like a very much doubled feature. The tell for me now is can I see it from directly above? Is there any way to turn the microscope to make it go away? If the answer is yes to either question I assume it's the "light tricks", and not true doubling. So many time I have been fooled.

 

I have included an overhead. One of the last pics.

 

Hate to tell you but after a good look at this photo you can clearly see it is die deterioration you can see it in all the letter how they looked hollowed out from deterioration.