It is flat and shelf like. A nice example of machine doubling.
First of all the doubling on Brians site for the 1968D is rotated from left to right. Yours is spread South on the bottom of the letters. Your...
Nope. It's called split plating doubling. It looks like doubling but it's just a split in the copper going into the zinc....
I don't see it either
Nice one Rick. I am sorry I always give you a hard time. It's all in fun. Tom
There is no such thing as a "double die mintmark". If the mint mark was punched more than once on the die it is called a "repunched mint mark" or...
It's beautiful! I was too negative and one should never say never. There is a chance of finding something new. Most (all?) the new people don't...
At least we have a lively discussion. Lol
I can't afford to search anything but pennies. I'm the cheapskate who plays nickel machines in Reno. Lol I can afford to take a 10% hit returning...
My opinion only. Send it in. I see damage. I'm not an expert but I have searched 250,000 cents and found 16 ddo's and thousands of MD. I see flow...
It's not a doubled die. I said if someone finds one I would be happy for them. Your comparison to the dime is a valid one except the dime is a ddo...
You are talking about a coin minted 44 years ago. With millions of roll searchers ALL of the doubled dies have been found and listed. If someone...
Here is a link to Coppercoins. Just type 1995 into the search box. http://www.coppercoins.com/advsearch.php Here are Wexler's listings....
It is not a doubled die. Where does anyone see doubling? I see die deterioration. and wear. If you don't know a lot about doubled dies I think it...
It looks like die deterioration, and wear. I see flattened, distorted devices but no doubling.
It's MD, a hit, light trick, or stain. It's the size of a normal ear. If it was a doubled die it would be larger.
Here is a 1983-P DDR-001 I found roll searching. Notice the true doubling of the letters. Compare them to yours. The 1982 should look like this...
I was wrong as of 2012 there were only 4 of them found. I don't know if any more have been found since.
It's only worth one cent. I save them but usually dump them after a while.
The thicker rim (on only one side) is a result of a misaligned die (MAD). The top die was offset a little. It is an error but it is so common that...
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