Post your double die coins.show newbies what DD's look like

Then I know you don't collect Vams .
Wexler doing the same thing, Leroy Van Allen is doing .

 

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Wexler #1

 

1973 COLOMBIA 10 CENTAVOS Massive DDO & Massive Strike-Through

 

Wexler #2

 

Saw the same but wasn't so sure

 

Yeah, this one is kind of tough, partly due to the low xf grade so the doubling is hard to see. Usually you look for the ropes on the bale, but they are too worn. The vertical stalks of the wheat shock below the binding are clearly doubled. Star 13 is too if you look carefully. Liberty's left thumb has an extra outline. It's hard to see the doubling in the letters of LIBERTY, but it's there. It is attributed as DDO on the holder, for what that's worth.

 

What does doubling at K-7 mean

 

I think K-7 is 7 o'clock K-8 is 8 o'clock and so on. I may be wrong but, I think that's how it works

 

It's also how they tell the difference between a DDO and a MDO .
Take a look at the Coneca quick chart I posted .
http://varietyvista.com/Variety Master Listings/jefferson doubled dies 1944-1945.htm

 

What a pain that was trying to identify DDO's and DDR's when that for the most part was the only combined rederence.

 

That's where I give Wexler credit .
He takes images of all that kind of stuff .

 

Hello sir I have a question for you and was wondering if you could possibly give me your opinion does this look like an rpm to you

 

No.

 

I'll second that.

 

Then what is it? Then can you give me any other info?

 

Is that doubling around chin and tie? It’s all the same coin!

 

It almost looks like stamps or layers on the nine and zero in some pics In some pics it looks like a d/d in some the reason I posted this here is you were showing a similar penny!

 

It won’t let me look closer at pic when I’m selecting which to send so I end up sending the ones that don’t show what I’m talking about well I cannot even tell if I’ve sent the same ones the system here is a very poor one to have to work with

 

It's a normal cent @Isaiah Hicks your photos are very clear. If anything it is die deterioration.