1989 D double die

JD40356

Does anyone kn






ow anything about a 1989 Denver Mint double die on the front and back what the value would be?

jmlanzaf

Go to varietyvista

http://www.varietyvista.com/01b LC Doubled Dies Vol 2/DDO 1989-D.htm

Gluggo

Nice picture and welcome! We have been expecting you.

JD40356

But this isn't anything like those it's on both sides whether to strike or whatever

ricko

It is machine doubling, no added numismatic value. Cheers, RickO

Jcld

@JD40356 said:
But this isn't anything like those it's on both sides whether to strike or whatever

The fact that it doesn't look like any of the pictures is a good indication that you don't have a doubled die example. It looks like common machine doubling to me.

291fifth

Corroded, machine doubled cent. Value: one cent.

AUandAG

@JD40356 said:
But this isn't anything like those it's on both sides whether to strike or whatever

If the die is doubled wouldn't all coins struck with that die look the same? There would be tens of thousands of them out there and collectors would certainly be aware of them by now (1989). So when looking for doubled dies try the books first (or sites such as coppercoins.com) and then think "why is mine not the same"?
bob

BuffaloIronTail

The profuse amount of pictures provided leads me to believe that it is Machine Doubling Damage.

The were no coins produced with a "Double Die" that I know of. One die is sufficient to produce one side of a coin.

The term "Doubled Die" is the correct usage for what you think you have.

Pete