1969 s dd01?

Is this a 1969 s Doubled die .It looks like it and has all the Die markings .

 

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This is what it needs to look like


(Pic From PCGS)

 

It's not the DDO-001,FS-101, which has a very strong spread on the obverse as Oldhoopster has shown above.
Can't tell from the pictures for DDO-002, that only has doubling on the first 96 of the date.
http://www.varietyvista.com/01b LC Doubled Dies Vol 2/1969SDDO002.htm


Those are the only two listed Doubled Dies for the obverse.

 

It does look at the 2nd picture. It has All die markers from wrexler's double Variety .

 

Nope, not DDO-001

 

thanks for posting this pic. I never knew about this date. I really like that doubling.

 

you'd like it much better if you found one.

 

Die markers can be and often are an excellent tool. However, and especially in a case such as this where the known variety displays impressive doubling, they're meaningless unless said doubling is a match.

 

It is identical But it seems to be double struck As well

 

No, sir. Simply compare your coin to the photos posted above by OldHoopster; your photos show your coin to be anything but identical, nor do they show any evidence of the coin being double struck.

 

From the photos, an average 69-S cent, unfortunately.

 

sure I would but what are the odds ? 1 million to 1 ? lol what is the value of this 1 ?

 

Nine years back a 64RD sold for $126,000.

 

Could you tell me what Die markers are used for
Seems to have everyone That is describe In the die variety Description .I went and got in elektronik microscope This morning.

 

Die Markers are scratches, Polish lines, die gouges, etc. They are only used when you have correctly attributed the coin. For example your coin is at best MD. The die markers are useless in this instance.

 

No.......


.....but don't stop looking!

 

can you tell me how many known examples have been found/graded ?

 

Currently PCGS has pop as 38 Bn60 or better, 5 RB60 or better and 4 RD60 or better.

 

and,
NGC has 2 RD, 0 RB, and 13 BR
ANACS has 8, all 58 or below.