Just wondering if i should see an eye doctor or if i should study more about double dies n wat they look like lol hopefully neither but i think i see some doubling
Sorry i didnt know i uploaded 700 pics of same thing i apologize for the inconvenience of that..thanks for the info
Yeah, you're a little over-photographed, there. But the good news is there's nothing wrong with your eyesight, as there is doubling, there. It's a plating issue, though, as Frank just said. Why isn't it worth even the cost of that microscope you invested in to look at coins at this insane level of magnification? That's because it's not from the die. When the doubling isn't from the die, it isn't die doubling. And that's just how it is, the rule of thumb, so to say. Here, learn about doubled dies: https://www.doubleddie.com/58222.html. And learn, here, about the other kinds: https://www.doubleddie.com/144801.html. And lots of luck. And remember, this is fun, that's why you do it...
It’s called split plate doubling and that’s very common on zinc coins. I’d forget about glasses or an eye doctor and save this coin so you can use as a reference.
The 1986 D and 1992 D Appear s to have split plate doubling: You can learn about it here: http://www.error-ref.com/?s=split+plate+doubling Your 1962 D is interesting. Check closely if it matches the one on this site: http://www.varietyvista.com/01b LC Doubled Dies Vol 2/DDO 1962-D.htm The numeral 2 on the date looks close to DD0-001 but your photos aren't clear enough for me to tell As for value, Split Plate Doubling adds no value to a coin. If your 62 D turns out to be DD0-001 then it could be worth a few bucks or more. That's a big IF
got the microscope as a gift they do help see the coin better than my eyes i cant read dates i also use a jewlers loop that helps a lil too but it was a gift so no investment on my part but thanks for the info learn something new everyday
I have no idea wat im looking at isit the black outline of the letters or te inside where it thickens up in certain places
It’s a mint error but it happens so much no one cares. It’s called worthless but that term is for value over face whenever you hear it used.
Thanks again guys for the info its weird cause all my 62 ds to me look to match the pic as ddo o1 on the sight you sent me unless i still cant see where the doubling is ...is it the thinkened part or the outine i ust cant seem to learn about doubling i have no idea cause the die doubling plate doubling etc i see the 1955 the 1969 those are very doubled but the ones that arent as extreme i cant tell if they are or not
