2007-D Offset DDO?

[Novicetoerr]

Hello ALL,

Is this a DDO?

Thank you,
NVTE's

[diamond]

It's hard for me to detect any doubling in your photos. What little I can see is consistent with machine doubling.

[wavysteps]

During the hubbing process, there are small, insignificant micro shifts between the hub and die face resulting in small, insignificant doublings; the MINT has confirmed this fact.

With the advent of just about everyone having a microscope to analysis the coins found, these small, insignificant doublings seem to intensified under added magnification that we are now use to having.

As I have stated before, every coin that was multiply hubbed (pre single squeeze) is a doubled die; there is just no denying this fact. It is the degree of separation between the two hubbing impressions that makes it listable or not.

So, in all actuality, it comes down to what is listable and what is not. Every attributer that I know, has his or her own standards. Some are liberal in what they call a doubled die, some are quite stringent, however, all are above calling what you are referring to as doublings, a doubled die. These small doublings are just to insignificant and to common to worry about.

I would suggest to search more and choose the more obviious anoamlies to analysis than to concentrate on these insignificant, common occurances that you have posted.

BJ Neff

[Novicetoerr]

Thanks all.

Have now answer to our discussion last night.

NVTE's