DDO?

I got a bunch of new cents to post up but this one would be nice if it was a true double...
The 5 is most noticeable... Regardless its a great coin to find in a bank roll

 

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I don't see any doubling, but that is a beauty of a coin to find in a roll.

 

Not an ddo, no doubling seen

 

Not seein' it.

 

I don't see it, sorry

 

I see a line in the 5 which is probably what you mean. But I would assume a DDO would be throughout the whole date

 

Keep swinging. But that's one handsome cent.

 

Okay this cent is on ebay right now and is graded by PCGS.. I am trying to understand the difference because I see in my coin the same thing basically but at a different angle of rotation of the die. Can someone explain in newbie terms please? I have done a lot of research and get so much different information on the net. Thanks a lot for your responses and trust me I'll never stop swinging.

 

Well you're still whiffing because you're expecting there's a kindergarden explanation, and there's not. You need more batting practice. Get it by researching the difference between "strike doubling" and "die doubling."

 

whiffing!!!! hahahahaa Kindergarden!!!! I am a grown man. I stated how I felt and you replied with an immature response. Also I am new to this so yeah thanks for the advise and treating me like I am stupid. Also it would be nice if a moderator would let this guy know the rules here.

 

Yes. That's the only way to learn it. There is no quick answer to this topic.

 

he was still being a what I like to call "tough behind the computer" kind of guy.

but yeah research is knowledge..

 

I think he is just being straight up with you. Learn from him and enjoy the humor.

 

Well if majority is feeling the same way I guess I'm wrong. My bad and I can respect that.

 

Don't feel bad! You have to remember that a lot of folks have been enjoying and studying this hobby for years. Every other week at least a new person decides to try this hobby. When I first began a couple of years ago many coins I looked at had some PMD, Die Deterioration, Strike Doubling or other anomaly. I would be convinced it was a rare die error. Just look through my posts and you will see how often I was fooled.

 

It was a continuation of his previous post, where he said 'keep swinging', which was meant as encouragement. The second post was just continuing the metaphor. I can see how it could come across as demeaning, but I really don't think that was the intent.

Keep looking for them and the advice about strike (or machine) doubling versus double dies is a good one:

http://www.doubleddie.com/144822.html

 

or right here:

https://www.cointalk.com/threads/learn-about-die-doubling.4446/

 

Looks like Jay Leno's chin

 

A lot of 1964 cents have doubled neck and chins as well