1992 D ddo and ddr but the ddr is a beauty!

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real question... who gets to decide ? ddr or ddo?
me? who found it? or ddo will always be first? or seneca? can it be both? ddo and ddr?

 

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Easy answer. Those with the knowledge to understand what true doubling is. That's not something a person can learn without a lot of study.

 

What makes this tough to learn are all the different types of doubling. It's a long list.

 

tons to learn, like plating blisters, split plating, mechanical doubling, die deterioration doubling .. stuff like that which confuses newer collectors who are looking to cash it rich.

 

Watching to many Utube videos will have on a strike it rich kick I inherited a14 D and 31 s but don't want to sell , people get the wrong ideas about coin collecting!

 

Who know what errors lurk in the coins of men? The Shadow knows...

 

Looks like the guy is onto something... there are two S’s and two T’s in « states »

 

It appears it's a DDO, too (double Ts in « trust »). Although, I admit, I'm no expert...

 

And the 9 is doubled in the date

 

Y'all realize there is a thing called "camera shake"? Not to mention it's out of focus. There is no doubling on that zincoln.

 

#1 don't touch coin with fingers

#2 take clear photos. Make sure everyone is able to see the doubling.

 

Of course there is, as described in the three posts above yours

 

Ordinary, common, everyday, run of the mill NAV is what it is.

 

Until there is an in-focus, clear photo of the coin, nobody can definitively say anything about it.

 

It was tongue in cheek. Two S's and T's in States, two T's in Trust and two 9's in 1992. So the S's, the T's and the 9's are doubled

 

aaahhh....

 

See post #12.

 

That's the finest ID10T error I've ever seen.

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