2021 D 1c ddo?

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  1. Bargainbidder

    Bargainbidder Well-Known Member

    Good evening,
    I compared this coin to Wexlers examples of zinc doubled die and still having trouble. Some of the lettering and date I see ddo and others I see MD. Or am I wrong again?...lol
    Thanks again 20220211_203331.jpg 20220211_203308.jpg Image_2022-02-11 20_09_06_589.jpg Image_2022-02-11 20_13_10_101.jpg Image_2022-02-11 20_14_10_174.jpg Image_2022-02-11 20_16_14_632.jpg Image_2022-02-11 20_19_34_420.jpg Image_2022-02-11 20_06_55_400.jpg
     
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  3. potty dollar 1878

    potty dollar 1878 Well-Known Member

    Your pictures are to Pixelated I see die chips on both two's and everything else looks normal.
     
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  4. Bargainbidder

    Bargainbidder Well-Known Member

    Hope this helps and thanks.
     

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  5. Kentucky

    Kentucky Supporter! Supporter

    After 1982, I don't even try
     
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  6. SensibleSal66

    SensibleSal66 U.S Casual Collector / Error Collector

    Like looking at the screen from the front seats.:(
     
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  7. Kevin Mader

    Kevin Mader Fellow Coin Enthusiast Supporter

    The glare is making it hard to see but from what I can ascertain, it looks like a normal cent. Better pics might help confirm though.
     
  8. Gorham_Collector

    Gorham_Collector Specializing in Shield Cents

    Extra thickness that’s what you wanna look for. great close up pics
    What ur seeing is lighting issues and and a bit of die deterioration.
    Below are two mini helpful pamphlets on doubling what to look for and common issues.
    Next the 2018 date is what MD looks like
    I see a lot of the time lighting issues and Die deterioration is labeled as MD but u don’t see MD as often on shields as you’d think
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  9. Pickin and Grinin

    Pickin and Grinin Well-Known Member

    I see this doubling quite often on these shield cents. They aren't enough for me to try and verify as a doubled die. no real extra thickness. Even though a few seem to have a seperation line the notching oesn't look like your common Doubled Die. I throw them into a roll if they are MS.
     
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  10. GH#75

    GH#75 Trying to get 8 hours of sleep in 4. . .

    It looks good to me. There is some MD, yes, but on the date '2021' it looks like it shifted down and right - you can see the split serifs on the bottom left of the two's and the 1. There are a few die chips as well, like the one at the apex of the 2nd two, but it is unrelated to the doubling. The MD though is also very prevalent but can be distinguished from true doubling. The mintmark has tons of it, and there is also some MD visible on "Liberty".

    I'm going to say yes, its a DDO.
    (I could be proven wrong though)
     
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  11. Gorham_Collector

    Gorham_Collector Specializing in Shield Cents

    It’s not a ddo
    The spilt serifs in this are from lighting if its moved around under the scope you’ll see that disappear.
    On shield cents you won’t see ONLY spilt serifs to make a doubled die.
    It has to be accompanied by extra thickness which isn’t present in OPs pics or distortion which is not seen at all
    Normal 2021 D penny,
    plus the Denver mint shields not many doubled dies known anyways really only doubled ear lobes.
    Here’s a 2010 D doubled die listed on coppercoins.com
    Distortion on date and extra thickness on erty.
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  12. Mountain Man

    Mountain Man Well-Known Member

    So, the GOD isn't doubled die? Sure looks like it to me.
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    This is why I don't bother looking for DD.
     
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  13. Gorham_Collector

    Gorham_Collector Specializing in Shield Cents

    That’s die deterioration and lighting making it looked like a doubled die
    A doubled die on a shield cent will never have doubled letters like class 1 doubled dies it’ll always be extra thickness and notching which is not seen here
     
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  14. Pickin and Grinin

    Pickin and Grinin Well-Known Member

    Thats only the lights on the photo. Single squeeze DD are difficult to confirm.
     
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  15. Gorham_Collector

    Gorham_Collector Specializing in Shield Cents

    Yea lights exactly

    and on a Denver minted cent very unlikely for doubled dies involving the motto and other devices.
    For the most part all the doubled dies that are known are on the earlobe.

    philly cents have all the great doubled dies. Confirming doubled dies on Philly cents extra thickness distortion (upper right or left of Y in liberty thicker Then the other) notching with extra thickness etc I posted me mini articles on top
    It’s easy to confirm when u know what ur looking for again most people hear doubled die they think of class 1 immediately the doubled dies 2010 and on need a fresh set of eyes new generation of doubling.
     
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