1969 s cent

Found coin roll hunting

 

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And????

Chris

 

I see no errors in your Cent. Not a Doubled Die if you think it's what it is.

Mintage of 544,375,900 struck at the San Francisco Mint..
I have a dozen or so

 

Edit

http://www.doubleddie.com/314201.html

 

I don't think so, Jester. The hot 1969-S DDO is a business strike.

 

And ???

 

I know its not the best one just posting becuse i found it in a box coin roll hunting .

 

Yes, "AND!"

My crystal ball is in the shop for repairs. It would help if you were more specific.

Chris

 

Nothing

 

Well, I think I see a RPM, and some machine doubling. You can find about 2-3 like this in each roll of solid BU 1969-s cents fairly easily.

 

Dont think it is a rpm there is doubleing in the date to .

 

I get it! This is supposed to be a guessing game. Does it have something to do with the designer's initials?

Chris

 

"Is it bigger than a breadbox?" BZZZZ!
"Kitty Carlisle, your turn."

[If you get that reference, well ... ]

 

I dont know it was just a coing i found out of the box of rolls and i seen doubling in the date and mm so i posted it . its not a game of guess this or guess that.

 

Routine machine doubling. Look for one with more obvious doubling WITHOUT the mintmark being doubled. Then the gods will have smiled on you.

 

I don't do cent my bad

 

You don't do cents? What are you, some kind of Communist or sumpin'?

 

If we're giving you a hard time, it is because we get threads similar to yours fairly often. Someone posts photos of a coin and doesn't bother to tell us what he/she sees. No, we can't read minds, so it is helpful if you explain yourself from the beginning.

By the way, it looks like machine doubling to me in the first image.....flat and shelf-like. I don't see anything else in the other images.

Chris

 

B/W TV!

Chris

 

I. have a question.The date is struck into the cent by a die.right? So what does a hand punched mint mark" have to do with the strike doubling on the date of this cent?