1992 Double Die-New Discoveries in Circulation MS++

1992 Double Die. How Much Rarer $$

 

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I see what you are talking about (the 2 in 1992), but... what else?

 

The die does not look doubleD to me. The 2 looks like machine doulbing but it is hard to say from the photo.

 

that's either die detoriation or a lamination error.

 

This is common on copper plated zinc cents. The rippling effect beside "2" is "plate shift doubling". In an older thread "foundinrolls" states that this is similar to but different to "plate split doubling".

http://www.cointalk.com/t68606/


I have an example of a 1990 with the same effect:

 

Die deterioration doubling, very common on 92's, not worth any premium. Here's the best one I've found.

 

heres another DDO 50 kennedy silver 1966 Cameo

 

is this same effect seen on the reverse because i have a 92 put aside with an odd doubling in the word "cent"??