1972 p penny found in pocket change

wilddave

Found this going old pocket change. It’s has nice doubling in it. Asking for opinions on it Thanks his bless all

wilddave

Jimnight

Some pics would help!

Jimnight

Check this out and compare.
http://www.varietyvista.com/01b LC Doubled Dies Vol 2/DDO 1972.htm

wilddave

thank you jim

wilddave

1972 DDO-004, 4-O-I-CCW every die mark is there thanks again been looking for a long time

WaterSport

I am pretty sure it is not Die 4. Some additional close ups of IGWT would help better ID it.

WS

abcde12345

@Jimnight said:
Some pics would help!

lcoopie

Not to my untrained eyes~~

wilddave

only one has the date like that and it has all marks i will post a few close ups thx for time and help

ModCrewman

It looks like mechanical doubling to me, which is not a doubled die that would add value.

wilddave

ModCrewman

I stand by my previous comment...the additional photos take away any doubt for me.

Jimnight

@wilddave said:
thank you jim

Your welcome.

coinbuf

@wilddave your coin is not a match for DDO-004, in fact its not a match for any of the 10 known DDO's for this date. What you have is simple strike doubling, sorry.

ifthevamzarockin

Welcome to the forum!

It looks like the minor master hub doubled variety that can be found from all mints in 1972 and it has a little machine doubling or die erosion. The B in liberty is pointed on top.

ricko

Looks like minor machine doubling.... I do not see split serifs and it does not match any in the CPG. Cheers, RickO

ifthevamzarockin

From: The Lincoln Cent Doubled Die by John A. Wexler

1972 (P,D, S, Pr) MD-5-0-1+II

"Approximately 50% of the 1972 coins from all three mints exhibit this master die doubling."

"This particular doubled die is extremely minor and very common with no extra value for the doubling."

abcde12345

@Jimnight said:

@wilddave said:
thank you jim

Your welcome.

"You're" welcome.