I doubled die doubled die

It can yes, I actually posted a thread today asking if anyone could tell a good on line site where I could purchase 5 to 10 thousand wheats , in bulk as I know there probably are not any unsearched cents , I figured I'd go but quantity , than quality.

 

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Well I know that PCGS is going to at least stand by what they sell.

 

Chris I get it. Of course I’d buy the certified coin. If I had $10,000 in the game it wouldn’t be at EBay though!
Reed.

 

I'm new at this too but from my understanding, most all of the design doubling is matching doubling.

 

Mechanical doubling or actual doubled die?

 

Well its , I think it's a doubled die on the reverse and machine doubling on the obverse

 

For 4¢ each I am positive you could buy all the wheat cents your house could support.

 

I have no idea what you are seeing on the reverse to make you think doubled die? The obverse however....See how it isn't flat and shelf-like? This is true hub doubling.
http://coppercoins.com/lincoln/diestate.php?date=1972&die_id=1972p1do001&die_state=eds

 

And where is a good site that is legit,?

 

Wrong answer! I said.....

 

That's a "what if"! You can't change my rules!

Chris

 

Did you look at the lettering, they are very like 1955 doubled die

 

The coin I posted is mine...The obverse is an example of Class 1 hub doubling. There is no doubling on the reverse what-so-ever...

 

What the heck was I looking at? I didn't even notice the date and lettering was doubled, only the words on the reverse and the head of Lincoln and lincolns back shoulder.

 

Ive lost my mind, LOL , you people have me lozing it. You have a very nice coin now that I see it for what it is. I saw it on a site somewhere yesterday also. I think I did anyway

 

Are you telling me that ONE CENT. Is not doubled it sure looks like it.

 

NICE DDO! I have one too.

 

It takes some much longer to learn than others, and most don't actually get it until they have found one, Cherry picked in MS or AU. there is a difference between looking at a bunch of photos and actually hold one in your hand.

 

Cool you got me. Now do you or anyone know of a good site to buy bulk wheat cents or bank rolls of wheat cents,??