Could this be 1959 D doubled die Lincoln cent ?

Don't you hate that some of these collectors have to always give you a negative rub cuz its not theirs. Only their coins are the exciting ones.

 

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Here's my wexler DDO #7 .

 

What is your problem?
I have nothing against the OP or the coin in question.
It is the microscopic analogy of every minute detail on every coin that every poster,
not just the OP is going ga-ga over.
You can look at any coin with a microscope and find flaws. It's pointless.

 

As a variety collector, I start with the classification ( class 1-8 ) .
I love finding change find, is it for what the doubling looks like ? No .

It's all about the class to me ...

 

I admire your enthusiasm as I still get that same fervor often times. The excitement of the hunt is what keeps me looking. But, on this coin, those lips look like the MD I come across on Kennedy Halves all the time.

 

Oh nice

 

Do you poke kids ballons too

 

Hey some of us this is the closest we'll get to a doubled die. Shame on you. You can learn from rick.

 

Thank you rick.

 

Can you recommend a good source to learn more about what makes up those classifications?

 

Coneca list on their varieties, the class of doubling .
http://varietyvista.com/

So does Coppercoins .
http://www.coppercoins.com/lincoln/date.php

Wexler site doesn't list the class of doubling .
But he does have literature on classes .
http://doubleddie.com/58222.html

 

Thanks Rick!