Is this a Doubled Eye Lincoln Cent?

I bought this coin for the neat color and I starteed looking at it and I think it might be a doubled eye lincoln wheat cent? I heard they are really rare and valuable and i was wondering what you all might think because i heard they are really rare and valuable? i took some closeups andi think you might be able to see it in these pics, i don't have a microscope so i can't take anything better tell me what you see and if i have a real doubled eye. it looks like this guys lips might be doubled too? Maybe I'll call it the really rare plumped lips variety! Did I discover something new? and is his nose double too? looks like he lost a fight!

 

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darn nice find

 

MR. Lincoln seem to have some issues even without full pics I can tell you this is special

 

Nice!

 

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I think this is is great.

 

It would be nice to see a full coin pic.

 

It’s a strip tease

 

How long have you been here @physics-fan3.14? Does that coin have a date? What kind of pictures are those?

 

yeah it has a date but it looks all weird like something hit it and damaged it so i didn't post the date. should I post the dates?

 

It does look like a '55 doubled die.

edit to add - Too late...

 

I was taking pictures of the doubled eye so you could see it and tell me if its a doubled eye!

 

Is that rare? What should I look at to confirm if it is this thing you say?

 

Only if you want your feelings hurt. ;-) Is this an unslabbed coin? How about a clean shot of the T in CENT?

 

How can I tell if it is a real doubled eye and not damage because i've read a lot of posts here and everyone always talks about the coins are damaged and not real doubled eyes and i don't want to get yelled at. i just want people to like me.

 

That is major Post Mint Damage or Machine Doubling!

 

So, a full coin shot is not possible?

 

Actually, it cannot be because you write in run on sentences, don't capitalize in places you should, and because you likely got your info on this rare variety on YouTube. Looking forward to you telling all us experts how we know nothing because we are all haters who can't stand someone else finding something so valuable and how you have either already sold it for $4,000 or have some expert who has already authenticated it and you will prove it by sending it in for certification.

 

The T in CENT? But that's on the other side? How does that help you tell me if it is a doubled eye?

 

Show us this...

 

Perhaps this is an experiment based on the recent post "Photo Stacking".