1958 D DDO/DDR error coin

This coin is coin is a huge find.Seen on obverse doubling on'IN GOD WE TRUST'. Seen also on liberty,date and mint. On reverse to the west end of coin is a crack that runs from 10 o clock down to six o clock. Doubling is seen on epluribus unum all of it on the'ONE CENT' it is very light.All of 'united states of america has moderate doubling.i took some bettter images. Hope you like

 

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You finally found something that's worthy! This issue is called a Lamination Crack.
There are also small Lamination peels at the letters CA in the word AMERICA.
But this is really nothing major and is common on many Wheat Cents.

I see no doubling anywhere on your Cent.

 

The Cent the poster is showing is a 1958 D.. not a 1968 D

 

@paddyman98 @young mag Sorry wrong page in the CP and also 4th edition vol. 1 doesn't show the OP's coin listed yet. My apologies

 

good morning tammigGee. Im viewing the attachment right now thank you very much. highly appriciate it.

 

And the reason for that is because it is not a Doubled Die and not a RPM... do you understand?

 

No not really..... Is your opinion based on that there isn't one listed in the DDR or RPM books? I didn't find anything currently updated or any findings past stage 2. Does that mean it's definitive? I wonder why Mr. Wiles states "If you think you have an unlisted doubled die or an unpictured stage of a doubled die, I would love the opportunity to examine the coin and photograph it for inclusion in the next edition. Please send an email for instructions on how to have your coin attributed" and again Mr.Wexler concludes "In some cases the mint mark punches are so closely overlapping that it is not possible to give a direction. Often the one punch will be "tilted" or "rotated" with respect to the other. The Wexler RPM Files refer to these as "D/D Tilted" while CONECA refers to them as "D/D Rotated." When you see these descriptions for RPM varieties it is important for you to realize that they are referring to the same type of mint mark orientations"? What text are your conclusions found in? Plz advise THX

 

If you see the same doubling on liberty date and MM it is mechanical doubling. I understand that you think you have found all these errors that are DDO and DDR. They are not what you think they are.
First do more studying. The 58 you posted does have a lamination crack as Paddy said. But beyond that it is a normal 58D Lincoln that has seen circulation.

 

I'm metal detecting at the moment.. No time for this Cent that has nothing IMHO!

 

I see some nice lamination errors - just not a ddo/ddr.

 

Sorry 99% not a doubled die, very worn coin-not worth grading, pictures are clear and made it easy to give my inpute. Keep trying - your presentation was GREAT.

 

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thank you very much at least i got the presentation correct

 

it doubled on obverse and reverse

 

yes i understand completely

 

Sorry, but I’ve noticed that @tammiGee likes to comment on and support a lot of people who think they have errors, when their coins are in fact not errors. I have mentioned to her in the past that she should not offer advice as she doesn’t know enough, but lack of knowledge has not stopped her from formulating and sharing her opinion. Just because someone says more could be found, does not mean every coin someone posts an a new discovery. I think I’ll just put both of these two on ignore. Neither seem actually interested in learning. They already “know it all” because they’ve “spent hours staring at error coins”.

 

Congratulations on making my ignore list. You’re quickly running out of knowledgeable error collectors to troll. Clearly you know how to work computers. If only you were capable of navigating the English language and the minting process as fluently.

 

let me tell you what i think . i just met her just like the rest of you fellow coin enthusiast and by far she is an text book exampel of how to teach and share, knowledge. tammiGee my hat's off to you the rest of us can learn a lot from you and i say this with all seriousnes i think she knows more than enough and with the helping of me with my coin she is not wrong. that's fine you do what ever you feel like ignore me it dont bother me that's not going to keep me from learning more as much as i can about coins my lines of communication will always be open for you or any other coin enthusiast experiance or beginer even the most knowledgeable person can learn something from the least knowledgeable . and with that beign said tammi contact me i have a small matter to discuss with you

 

It's because there is nothing there. All you are doing is feeding someone with bad habits more of them. The kid needs help and you aren't doing that.

 

You two were made for each other.