1961-D- Lincoln cent Flipped Triple strike Help

[arosin]

I found this 1961-D- Lincoln cent with multiple strikes. I need help for someone expert in coin errors to see if this coin was made or real error. thank you.

[3¢nicker]

I am not as good as others here when it comes to detecting counterfeits. To me it looks genuine, the memorial design on the obverse at Lincoln's nose is suspect. However I don't see a mirror image lettering which I believe rules out sandwich coin pressing and aside from that gap of design off Lincoln'e nose. The secondary designs seemed to be present in both low and high relief that seem to be the real deal.

BJ I used capitols.

[diamond]

This is a transparently obvious fake. The soft, blended overlap is characteristic of coins struck by false dies composed of a relatively soft metal.

[3¢nicker]

I see, so basically what I saw noticed about being in high and low reilef means the opposite? Should it only effect low reilef to prove to be real?

[diamond]

Your questions are indecipherable. A genuine double strike should show sharp but incomplete peneteration of first-strike elements through the second strike. It's possible to duplicate this effect in a counterfeit, but you need a real press to do it.

[Marchas45]

Boy I guess I would be fooled also if it's a fake. I would get some other opinions if I where you arosin and nothing against you diamond I know you are very knowledgeable but I would want to make sure if it was mine. Charlie

[arosin]

Boy I guess I would be fooled also if it's a fake. I would get some other opinions if I where you arosin and nothing against you diamond I know you are very knowledgeable but I would want to make sure if it was mine. Charlie

Thank you all for your comments on this point. I will like to hear more facts about why this coin is real or fake. In the past days I took the coin to a few coin dealers and Most of the comments are that this coin was not made by human out of the mint that this coin was made intentionally inside the mint. We argue different points for example the rim is intact but the strikes are soft and also the rise of the strikes. Another point will how this coin get to flip three times in order to be stamped.

[diamond]

I told you it was a fake and I told you why it was a fake. If you choose to believe otherwise, that's your prerogative.