1987-D DDO and DDR

[Novicetoerr]

Hello ALL again,

Have not seen similar doubling listed yet (or we may have missed).


Thanks ALL again!
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[Novicetoerr]

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[jazzcoins]

That's a very interesting specimen i would say there's doubling on the date and the reverse of the coin. I don't really see any indications of DDD or MD on the coin There;s notching and seperation also ,but i'm not going to make a conclusion as of yet a posiible obverse and reverse DD

Jazzcoins Joe

[diamond]

The M and the E of AMERICA show what appears to be furrowing, but since the letters are not thickened, I doubt this is a doubled die. As best as I can tell, the letters of CENT show machine doubling. I see no doubling anywhere else.

[fugnchill]

Hi Everyone,

Can't ejection doubling sometimes leave furrows and notches?

Lestrrr

[jazzcoins]

The M and the E of AMERICA show what appears to be furrowing, but since the letters are not thickened, I doubt this is a doubled die. As best as I can tell, the letters of CENT show machine doubling. I see no doubling anywhere else.

Hi Mile here;s a better picture of the date ,I go along with you it just doesn't seem like the correct seperation for a doubled die the seperation between letters are very thin , take a look at the date it also looks like the rest of the doubling through out the coin.

Jazz

[diamond]

Hi Everyone,

Can't ejection doubling sometimes leave furrows and notches?

Lestrrr

Not to my knowledge.

[wavysteps]

I have seen this form of anomaly on quite a few Lincoln cents; it seems that the middle of the letter has collapsed leaving one to believe that it is a division line. However, the extra thickness that would accompany this division line to make it a doubled is just not there.

BJ Neff

[Novicetoerr]

Thank you all again. Will remember that separation lines need to be accompanied by thickening to potentially be a DD.


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