1974 Cent DDO?

Is this a DDO?

Thank you,
JasonB

 

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Looks like MMD/machine doubling.
but if you could post the obv & rev we could add more

 

I would say machine doubling.
JC

 

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Do these pics help any?

 

Yes they help and that's machine doubling flat shelf like images no doubled die
JC

 

Never Clean a Coin

1st being clean really made worth 1 cent

 

I didn't clean it. And I agree, never clean.

I noticed it because it was nearly bu. It came from a box I was CRHing.

Do you think it's a DDO? I'm new to searching for errors?

Thanks,
Jasonb

 

Great. Thanks very much. I'll learn to tell the difference. I'm going through a couple boxes today so I'm hoping to find some good ones.

Appreciate all of the help

JasonB

 

Welcome to the forum Jasonb :hail:

A classic example of 'single strike' - flat field doubling (a form of 'strike doubling'). Notice that the main primary image is undisturbed by this type of strike doubling. That's what it looks like to me.

 

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Rock & JC I agree 100%
there is only a few known DV and most are 1974-D&S. I have not seen anyone's for the Philly coin.but there is a small date & a large date for all 74

 

1974 doubling?

Is this a 1974 error? Look at liberty...you can't even make it out. I could hardly see it until I blew it up with my camera. Anyone? thanks

 

I don't really understand why coins shouldn't be cleaned to retain their value ?
The brown coat of dirt tarnishing the surface of circulated coins has no value either.

 

Somebody put that in a strong acid. If you were put in a strong acid we wouldn't be able to make you out.