1969S LINCOLN CENT UNC DDO

[Clayla57]

Last week I searched through uncirculated penny rolls that my husband acquired when he was a kid (around 50 years ago). In one of the rolls were (4) 1969S Lincoln cents with what appears to be double die (not machine doubling), primarily on "IBERTY" and, in this case, of the one shown here, also on the "IN". It does not appear to be doubled on the date or the rest of the the text or image of Lincoln. I am aware of the variety that has doubling in all of those areas, but is this one a new variety or am I completely mistaken? Please review and let me know if you think I should submit these for grading or not. I would be interested in your thoughts and expertise. I am a newbie to this and find it all very fascinating.

[occnumis2021]

here is a comparison for you, so you can decide yourself if you have a $150k coin or not.

image from pcgs coinfacts
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[MintErrors]

The original posters photos looks like this, in my opinion.
i do not believe its a doubled die.

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

https://www.error-ref.com/index-of-entries/

There are only 2 listed on varietyvista, and this isn't one of them.

http://varietyvista.com/01b%20LC%20Doubled%20Dies%20Vol%202/DDO%201969-S.htm

[Heyralph]

New to this board and just want to understand clearly. I have attached two photos of two different coins that are what I think to be machine damaged and not considered double die. Is my assumption correct? Help is appreciated. Thank you all

[occnumis2021]

New to this board and just want to understand clearly. I have attached two photos of two different coins that are what I think to be machine damaged and not considered double die. Is my assumption correct? Help is appreciated. Thank you all

please post your coins in your own thread. this is commonly what is known as "highjacking."

thanks

[Heyralph]

Sorry about that. Just thought I could add to the conversation.

I will post elsewhere.