1958-D Double Die
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Does anyone know the real value of a 1958-D double Die Obverse Cent. I am not sure but I may one one from a original roll. Looking for some guidance. Tks.
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The one you're looking for is not a 1958-D, but the Philadelphia version. And if you have one, you will not be in doubt.
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Pictures are necessary for us to help you effectively. Cheers, RickO
Someone just a couple weeks ago asked the same question for the same date/mint and denomination. Same result: what you’re undoubtedly seeing is machine doubling.
It is essentially impossible to find the 1958-P doubled die cent in rolls. The only known examples all came from a single source: the estate of a former Mint employee.
A 1958-D DDO does exist. It might be worth a buck or two to someone who cares about minor varieties.
http://varietyvista.com/01a LC Doubled Dies Vol 1/1958DDDO001.htm
There are known DDO 1958-D Lincoln cents.
There is no way to give you a value without knowing the condition of the coin, however it is not a highly sought after DDO so I doubt that buyer pool is very strong for one.
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Sure there is....one cent.
I have several 58D DDO’s. If mint state I believe a 63 would go for about 20-30 bucks.
Now the 58 DDO is a biggie. That is a very rare coin.
Rocco, Thanks That is what I wanted to know.. I have tried to take a few pictures but could not get the close up I needed. Thanks That is what I needed. Not worth sending out but still a nice find..
Sorry, had my mint marks messed up.
Is it the 1958D or the no mint mark DDO that's most valuable?
Was not aware of the 58D DDO and now I am.
Thanks.
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