2007 Lincoln Penny Major error??

First, welcome to the neighborhood!

This thread is 5 years old, and some people might just ignore your post. It would be better if you started your own thread in the "Error Coins" forum and include good close-up photos of the suspected doubling.

FWIW, a doubled die (DDO) is not the same as a double strike, and you should capitalize the "S" representing the mintmark instead of using a small "s" which suggests plurality..........1969S rather than 1969s.

Chris

 

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Thank you Chris, I rarely join sites online but some coins are hard to get the right info on. I appreciate the tips.

 

Let me know what you think and thanks again.

 

"Start your own thread" is what everyone is thinking at this point.

 

Hi there, I know this is old post but wondering if anybody figured out the 2007 Lincoln cent error? I have recently found one in MS condition and it fits the description that ( Kimandbrad21) had posted.
Any news would be great!
Bry.

 

Hi there, I know this is old post but wondering if anybody figured out the 2007 Lincoln cent error? I have recently found one in MS condition and it fits the description that ( Kimandbrad21) had posted.
Any news would be great!
Bry.

 

hi dear I am new I have a lot of the steel penny end they have diferent weight what is
diferent

 

Hola Rafael
You really should start your own unique thread. Show pictures of your Steel Cents showing the different weights.

 

I found this one it is a 2007 silver in color I believe it is silver not sure looking for answers if anyone could point me in the right direction.

 

Has anyone seen one If so can you tell me something about it?

 

I have checked it with a magnet it is not steal!

 

I am new to this I have not a clue how this sight works.

 

Michael, welcome to CT!

This thread was started Dec. 22, 2011 & last previous post was Sep. 2017, so not many are going to look at this.

Additionally, you are introducing an entirely new coin & subject. You really need to start your own thread & you will find you will get insightful responses.

 

@PlanoSteve +1, but I know that when I first joined CT I had the darndest time figuring out how to start a new thread.

If you need help, Michael, please ask and someone will help.

Steve

 

Hey @Michael Bloonfield to make a new post, go to the "Forums" tab at the top, select the Error Coins forum and look for the New Post at the top. Welcome to CT

 

Hello I hope someone can help me.... I have several coins from wheat pennies to shillings ands 20 cent euros..... I am pretty sure my 2007 penny has an error on it that I want to know is worth any money?? The error is a perfectly engraved ring on the center part of Lincoln it's not completely closed but clear in pics and to the makes eye... Please help me

 

Hey, @Tiffany Harrelson see my post above about posting pictures, although it sounds like what you are describing is the damage left by a coin rolling machine as the ends are sealed and the tool touches the coin.

 

Hi @Tiffany Harrelson , it's always good to start a new topic when you have a question. But if you could post pics that would be great.

 

Just keep on picking till you get use to it. I got your back. @Michael Bloonfield

 

First off welcome to the forum. While you've tried hard to give a description it's not possible to give any advice without good pics. It's very likely die deterioration doubling or mechanical doubling on the devices (letters etc.). As far as the strike being offset that's pretty common unless it's drastic. My suggestion - if you plan on searching for coin errors - is get a USB microscope, Lou