Micro pics are good but whole coin pics would help for better analysis. The pics are a bit distorted hard to make a fair decision. Wait for more experienced numismatist to chime in, good luck. Welcome to CT.
I’m curious where you see doubling. What I’m seeing is a worn and probably damaged coin struck from very worn does.
77 yo cent…looks like smushed letters/design from wear…and because of the wear, it is very difficult to say from worn dies…imo…Spark
They typically run worn dies until even Lincoln’s face is distorted I can clearly see the double strike in the word god but all the other letters are smashed together
The coin is in really good condition actually it is blurred as if it was struck right on top of each other or smashed when stamped in press
Sending it in would be a waste of time and money. It was minted by a worn die and it’s seen way too much circulation as it has circulation damage. Any doubling you see was caused by the die being worn.
As above, it is die deterioration damage, not a Doubled die. Notice how close to the edge "Liberty" is located. Good sign of damage. IMO, a common thought . There are huge numbers of coins with die deterioration doubling, but very very few of actually finding a true doubled die coin in circulation. The process occurs as the usage of the die slowly causes the die metal to spread, causing a similarity to a true doubled die when it strikes a coin. One of the most common questions on the forum. Jim
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