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1989P LCM DOUBLED EAR and other DDOs?

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    1989P LCM DOUBLED EAR and other DDOs?

    Not a good looking coin.
    NVTEs
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    Originally posted by Novicetoerr View Post
    Not a good looking coin.
    NVTEs
    I Agree...


    Looks to be die deterioration - possibly some machine doubling.
    Just my opinion..........................


    Steven

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    • #3
      Hi Stevens!
      Many thanks as always for your assessment feedbacks.

      Got a question on the signature symbol (DOUBLED Ear???)that you are using.
      Looks like similar to this posted 1989 DD ears, (also with some of the others we posted). What year/listing is it?


      Thank you.
      NVTEs

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      • #4
        My avatar is a 1997P Lincoln Cent. I believe this is still under scrutiny by some as to whether it is a doubled die. I like the looks of it no matter.

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        • #5
          Thanks again Steven.
          Hopefully your coin is genuine.

          We will be posting what seemed to be a genuine DD EAR. The coin has doublings in all OVERSE and REVERSE. But then again, we're not
          experts and will await helpful feedbacks from you and others.

          Thanks, NVTEs

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