I would say your photos match the CONECA listed 64D DDO-012, also all the doubling you show on the DDO-12 in my collection. There are only three...
"Microscope Glare" is a good way to describe what I see in the photos...I like to use the terms reflection and glare. There may a little MDD...
You shouldn't need a full picture of this to ID it... it is a 1972 DDO-002 Lincoln Cent.
In order to make a good attribution I think you need some additional photos, some that are a lot clearer. There is to much reflection and glare,...
I'm confused with most of the posts in this thread. The photos in this post are obviously showing the CONECA listed 64D DDO-003/RPM-006,...
Rick...I don't think your half dollar would be the 71D DDO-012/DDR-006. The DDO-012 is an ODV-003 (strong R), and your photo of the R in LIBERTY...
I count 21 DDO/DDR Kennedy Half Dollars in the CONECA Listings.
Try tilting the coin a little bit. Use a white cloth over the half dollar to defuse some light. I think you may be using too much magnification...
Rick...here attached is a photo of the marker for the 71D DDO-001, vertical die gouge under A of STATES. I don't think your half dollar would be...
Your half dollar is not the CONECA listed or CP Guide listed 66 SMS DDO-002, Stage E, Designer's initials abraded away, or FS-50-1966-901. If you...
Gronnh20…You said the 66 SMS No FG wasn’t listed on NGC’s Variety Plus section. Look again under Proof not the MS section. They have slabbed...
The 66 SMS No-FG is listed in the CONECA Master Listings as the 66 SMS DDO-002, Stage E. The designer initials have been abraded away. You can...
Your photos don't show any of the doubling or markers from the 6 SMS CONECA listings. I don't see any doubling at all. Show us where you see...
MDD (Machine Damage Doubling)
It looks to me like a combination of reflection and glare, and machine damaged doubling (MDD).
What you have here is MDD (Machine Damage Doubling) aka Strike Doubling. This happens when the die bounces after the first strike, leaving a...
Not a doubled die...your photos show MDD (Machine Damage Doubling), note the shelf doubling on the right side of the I in IN, and the right side...
I like to call it MDD (Machine Damage Doubling).
I think the damage on your half dollar makes it very hard, if not near impossible to make an attribution.
What I see on the D and O of DOLLAR is MDD (Machine Damage Doubling), especially on the O. Blow up the DOLLAR photo and you should be able to see...
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