Newbie here, pardon my inaccuracies, but this penny sure is a beauty. What do u think it is off strike, double die?? I see doubling, not sure how to classify View attachment 1171623 View attachment 1171624
If you are talking about the rim of the coin, that is something pretty common and adds no additional value. The condition is cool knowing that it is 1936 though.
Welcome to CT @Sabrina Fehr. Many here don't like to click on links, so if you can provide full image photos you might get better results.
Suggestion.. Create your error questions over at the Error Coins forum of CoinTalk.. Not the What's it worth forum.
Nice looking for its age but normal in all aspects that I can see. The rim is off a bit but that is also normal. Welcome to CT.
@Sabrina Fehr ...I’ll do it for @paddyman98 ...the term is “doubled die”. The design on the die is doubled during the die making process. You can have it occur on the Master Die (hub) or any of the subsequent working hubs or working dies created from it. And, it doesn’t have to begin with the Master. If you haven’t already, go to John Wexler’s website: doubleddie.com and read the section about die creation...Spark
...however, as far as your coin goes, you need to supply a close-up of the area where you think you see doubling so we can assess it clearly. From the OP pic, I don’t see any. It is really a nice 36 wheat, I do see some abrasion of the cheek, jaw and lapel, and using just that criteria, would say it is maybe MS61. Excellent for being 84 yo...Spark
