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1989 cent with reverse of rdv-005 1988

Today I found this 1989 cent that looks like it has the 1988 revs or is this the abraded variety?

 

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Here is another pics to add to my error list..Im not sure what kind of error this one is thou?

 

1990 date doubling!

Here is a lincoln that looks like it has some doubling inbetween the 9s but also im not sure of this error. I want to say its a form of off hub doubling.

 

The '97 is PMD. Something struck the coin and dug into the surface beside Lincoln's nose.

The '90 appears to be strike doubling but your photos are not clear enough to say for sure.

 

keep lookin, I'm dying to search anything i can get my hands on

 

1955 Poor man (i) in liberty doubled.

The (I) in liberty looks doubled but what do I know.Somebody else will come along and say its m.d......

 

1986 hard date imprint on (6)

I dnt knw what caused this..

 

1971 cent with a crooked number

Just an interesting coin if you asked me!!:yes:

 

Collapsed gas bubble.

 

The "1" took a hit.

 

Hmmmm, interesting..
thanks..Im still waiting for comments on some of my other pics..

 

Sorry, can't tell from the pics. The 1990- I agree with Hobo, strike doubling. The 90's were plagued with it.

 

Sorry I thought they were good enough to see details..

 

Try to play with the lighting. There seems to be too much contrast. Here's one of my pics,
shot with a cheap digital through my loupe. I also used a tripod to steady the shot

 

Ok .. well here is the best pic from the 1955, at least I think . Thanks alot!!!!:hail:

 

NOT an expert in any way, but I will try... If it were doubled, and in that large amount it would be on way more than 1 number or digit (especially if it is in the middle of a motto or date) You will find multiple numbers shifted, could be from a million different ways that did not occur at a mint. I know it gets frustrating looking for errors, I have yet to find one that is undisputable, but you can probably go through 1 million coins (or more) before you find a rareity. You may find a variety, which are easier to find, not easy but easier! I honestly don't see any errors on any of the three you have provided pics for coin-crazy. The 1 and I on the coins I don't even think is md, I think pmd. The 6 could be lamination, or what ever that black goo is surrounding it may have been some kind of acid and it bubbled.

Smile keep looking and posting. Take all opinions and keep going. If you truely believe you can always send them in and have it checked out!

 

Im wonding is that common for that date??

 

yep, its pretty common to see md on cents during the 90's, especially early 90's. Believe me, when you find a cent that is truely doubled, you will know(unless its very nice minor).

 

Well thanks for the feedback! Here is one of my best finds..

 

And that is a beauty! I was following your other thread about this cent. I'll admit, im jealous