2017 D DDO/DDR PENNY???

What about this one?

 

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I thought I seen this earlier? There is no such thing as a doubled die in the newer cents my friend, just die deterioration, and crappy zinc.

 

use wexlers site for variations, its a great site!

 

It's got an Ubiquitous presence .

 

Did deterioration.

 

Ok, I see where you are going with liberty. However, there is a doubled master die in which the RTY is very slightly doubled, as in your case. As a result, this coin carries no extra premium due to its commonness. I've been dealing with modern doubled die varieties for awhile.

 

That's not true

 

Some those images sure look like what I've been seeing around the internet being described as Doubled Die. I'm new at this though, so what do I know. Lol. Thanks you guys for the input.

 

By the way Jeff, nice photos.

 

Here we go again with the Zincoln issues. Most of us were looking for good things with Zincolns but mostly a big disappointment. Sorry but you have become one of many disappointed collectors. Thanks for the post.

 

Most people on the internet don't have a clue what a doubled die is. I see some md on the Y.

 

I wonder what the next coin experiment will be?

 

Simply put, a worn die on a zinc planchet.

 

Patently FALSE. They are doubled dies, and are categorized and listed at both Wexler and Variety Vista.

Regarding this coin, it is die deterioration/overused die.

I see no extra thickness or notching, which is the majority you will find on shield cents and is considered minor doubling with a very shallow premium...imo...Spark

 

please tell me how to get a doubled die via the single press method used on these newer coins? https://www.cointalk.com/threads/single-squeeze-hubbing.290233/

 

Welcome aboard Jeff!

 

Isn't that what this site is for? The one's "WHO DON'T HAVE A CLUE"? I posted to this site because someone told me it would be a good place to learn from those who know the trade. Thanks for "YOUR" expertise.

 

every cent after 1996 is MD

 

look for a shield cent from a good grading company that says doubled die.