1982-P Small Date Copper DDR?

Sorry for the people who are fed up with me. I know there aren't any varieties for a 1982 small date copper cent, but take a look. View attachment 579859

 

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Not seeing it. Where do you see doubling?

 

The entire reverse but you can see it pretty well on Top of E. PLURIBUS and UNUM.

 

Of course I can be incorrect.

 

The top of the columns on the left side of memorial.

 

Sorry for the people who are fed up with me. I know there aren't any varieties for a 1982 small date copper cent, but here it is.

 

I ment for thread to say DDR. Sorry. Dangit.

 

I noticed that you posted this thread twice. Perhaps @Johndoe2000$ can see to it that this is corrected by the mods.

Chris

 

iy looks like die wear to me but the photos aren't clear enough to be 100% certain

 

Sorry, don't see it. No need to have a poll.

 

Rare Shim, i think ive figured out WHY you keep finding these phantom DDO/DDRs . You need to learn the difference between a TRUE hub doubled coin and mechanical/strike doubling. You also need to learn what die deterioration doubling and oscillated strike doubling are. These are all very real and very different ways that doubling can occur on a coin. Once youve studied and learnt the difference, you should be able to recognize and discern worthless mechanical doubling from a true DDO/DDR. Hope this helps

 

The N in ONE shows fattening and doubling. The top of both of the E's.

 

The top of all columns look doubled. All of E.PLURIBUS.UNUM.

 

jesus tap dancing christ. for the love of god stop posting this @$#%!!!

 

Fattening of E.PLURIBUS.UNUM

 

I thought it was snoopy tap dancing

 

"Fattening" is not what you want to be looking for. That's only a sign of die deterioration (which is what I think you might be seeing).