Could this possibly be a new discovery

[Ultra JoAn]

FRONT LITE.jpg REAR LIGHT.jpg I would like to know if I have found a new discovery DARK DATE.jpg date.jpg DATE2.jpg date.jpg ENL DATE.jpg DARK DATE.jpg DARK FRONT.jpg REAR DARJ.jpg date.jpg ENL DATE.jpg date.jpg I have searched and have not found an assigned number for this 1988 D DDO on the 88, I mean its quiet obvious even thought the coin has been in a lot of circulation. Please I need all members opinions I would greatly appreciate yours experience and knowledge on this one please.

[occnumis2021]

i agree, it is obvious.

obviously not a ddo.

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[MintErrors]

In my opinion, absolutely no chance at a discovery piece. These working dies create up to 1 million Lincoln cents. It looks like push doubling. I agree, It's worthless doubling, it's either die deterioration ( a heavily worn die) that bounced slightly upon striking this coin, or it's push doubling or other form of worthless doubling.

Doubled dies are working dies that have received more than one hubbing, or impression from the master hub. They are a bit off axis wise but it is important to note that each impression is at the same height.

Worthless doubling will be thinner,, damaged looking on occasion,, it will appear to be shelf or step like.. add that is a zinc cent and vulnerable to plating issues and an extremely thin copper surface, make itvahigh chance of damage.

Have a look at this article.

https://www.error-ref.com/machine-doubling/