‍♀️HELP!! Are these DD? Newbie here lol

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Based on your photo's which for me is hard to tell but all I'm seeing is DDD ( die deterioration doubling) not a true Doubled Die (DDO).JMO
Dave

 

I just want to know how did you add that symbol in your thread title? We can do that?

Oh.. No doubled die varieties that I see.
Just Die Deterioration Doubling as stated.
What you see is a result of a worn die strike.
Even in Cents found in Alaska.

 

Welcome to CT

 

You need a keyboard with separate numeric key pad.
Turn numeric lock (or just hold it down), press ALT, type in the numbers that correspond with the symbol you want.

 

Great photos! Welcome to CT. The old boys here school me every day. You’ve already schooled them some. Stick around. Have fun

 

definately double or triple ds.

 

You have no idea what you are talking about.

 

He is making bad joke based on the OP's physical appearance.

 

Yeah, I took it to mean the coins.

 

thanks frank i apreciate your asumptions and thank you for your unbiased view j.

 

im sorry im new and not to detrack from the subject at hand just learning to operate this site.to the gentleman who said im making a pun about her breasts,shame on you especially for using your unsolicitid view to eevn comment upon them. too the other responder thank you for acknowleging the possibility of a mis understansding on frankz behalf

 

I personally find it hard for your comment to be understood in any other manner. Why would you even respond that way? I find your commentary and over dramatizing the response rather questionable. Edit: if you’re even familiar with the lingo, you’ll know we’ve never called DDD “Tripp’s D’s”. It seems like you intentionally used that phrase. I’ve read all 17 of your comments on CT. Your immaturity shows me your intent with the comment.

 

I don't have any double die examples, but maybe someone on this site has and would be kind enough to supply a photo example that shows a good representation of a true double die coin. I have attached an excerpt from The Whitman Cherrypickers' guide by Bill Fivaz & J.T. Stanton edited by Ken Potter that may help her better understand what a true Double Die is with the understanding that all double die strikes are not as sharp and defined as the one in the 1937 example in

 

Here's one of mine, a 1995-P DDO. Not all DDOs are this clear, but for beginners, these are the DDOs you're likely to find.

 

He's been a member for 8 days and has made snarky comments on enough posts to make me question whether you really believe he intended it innocently. Sure, it's easy enough to excuse away, but we're both smarter than that.

 

Guarantee he doesn’t know the basics of errors, but it sure is nice to see you giving a user the benefit of the doubt. This is a first for me to see from you.