1972 Lincoln cent DDO, DDR?

Greetings i found this in a roll of cents. Can you ladies and gentlemen tell me if this is doubling? I looked on variety Vista and don't really know what the numbers mean when they identify it. It looks like the obverse and reverse have doubling. Gracias señor señorita

 

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Each number corresponds to a doubled die.

You need to match the markers to one of them.

that being said I do not see any doubling, but your images don't show 'In God We Trust' very well.

 

Thanks but I don't understand something when I post my pictures and I blow them up they are right there in your face big bold Sharp I want to know why they're not that way for you guys

 

I’m not seeing any die doubling. But these obverses are pretty infamous for them.

 

They are for me, but still, I don't see any doubling of any type that you might be seeing.

 

The chance of finding an actual Doubled die coin in the wild is about the same as finding a roll of hundred dollar bills on the sidewalk. Read. read, and read some more and you will gain insight and can make good decisions. Don't become too dependent on the sites that list hundreds and hundreds of "examples " , as amny are very debatable except for the classics 1955/55 , 1972/72, etc. Jim

 

Hey wait! I found one, a 1972 DD. Not the $ one, but a DD nonetheless. Verified by the most expert of experts, my fellow coin forum buddies! It can happen, But I agree that you have to read, read and more read... and then you still have to ask a lot of questions and read some more... and go back over it and read some more! before you even start to get just a smidgen of what was really going on. It's not easy.

 

Who says you can't find doubled dies in circulated coins that's a lie

 

There are many varieties of doubling on the 1972 cent. You must match all the markers to have one.