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1954-S penny Doubled Eyelid

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    1954-S penny Doubled Eyelid

    Just found this, looks like doubled eyelid. Not quite like the 1954-d penny variety, but close. Thanks 20231212_160826.jpg 20231212_160700.jpg 20231212_160714.jpg
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    Yes looks like another minor double eyelid. Man you've found quite a bit in those rolls. Congrats.
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      Hi everyone, this is not a ddo,doubled eyelid. Sent this in, and had it looked at. Thank you, for you advise.

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        Had it sent in where? The reason I ask is, if it was a third party grading service, like NGC or PCGS, this may not be a variety that they do attributions on. They "seem" to have a variety list that they use, but I don't know if they will add new varieties on a regular basis or not.

        Like Eric said, it may be considered minor, mainly if the magnification used is greater than 10X.
        Gary Kozera
        Website: https://MintErrors.org

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          Sent it to James wiles, not enough to prove a ddo. Doubled eyelids to be listed on variety vista, the second image must be wide and strong.

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