Not sure what this coin is made out of, but it's a1994 D an it's the size of a nickel

here's what going on with the 43 .
http://www.error-ref.com/die-deterioration-doubling-raised/

 

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I own a DDO-001 .

 

Hi Rick. Many years ago it seams like several types of doubling were all dumped into the same term, machine doubling. Is DDD a type of machine doubling? One other question on the OPs 1943 if you will. Someone was talking about the plating being pushed over like on the 3. Is that different than DDD? I know this same look can be seen on some processed steel cents as well. How do you tell the difference between these types of doubling? Please set me straight.

 

MACHINE DOUBLING
All of the following can be found from this form of doubling .

1. Mechanical Doubling

2. Strike Doubling

3. Shift Doubling

4 . Ejection Doubling

5. Slide Doubling

6. Push Doubling

http://www.error-ref.com/machine-doubling/

 

There's also a form of Doubling caused from
DIE ERRORS

1. Die Deterioration Doubling
http://www.error-ref.com/die-deterioration-doubling/

 

So is mine a double I can get better pics of it ..

 

yours falls under post 46 .

 

On the 1943 steel It also a a line in between the stem of the leaf wheats in the back i really think its double..an also my 44 , rick I'm also heading to an expert tomorrow.. I'll going to be messagein you while I'm there .. don't wanna get roped off lol .. hope you online.. I'll pass you some cash if he gives me the right amount.. lol

 

What does that mean

 

It caused from a old worn die ........

 

That it's not a Doubled Die

 

I got a lot of nice pennies I got to show you rick I'll be back on in a second k

 

I'll post better pics here in a second

 

Wanna thank everyone for helping , I'm new at all this , all these coins were giving from a friend for free

 

Adan, welcome to CT. Take a deep breath and R-E-L-A-X

 

K lol love this website page

 

We get excited too Adan, we just try not to show it under pressure...you will learn something new everyday here. Best to all!!

 

Somewhere around here I have a perfect copy of a US Jefferson nickel the size of a quarter. It was made that way as a novelty. I got it in a job lot of mixed exonumia. What the likelihood or possibility may be that your piece also was created as a novelty I couldn't comment upon, but it seemed like a good idea to suggest the alternate possibility. If I can find that "nickel" and not too much time has elapsed, I'll post a photo.

 

I'm go No to take a few more pictures of the 43 an 44 right now y'all are with me k I want to show y'all the backside of the 43 k