The following sites have a comprehensive list of doubled dies. If you think you might have something, check them first to see if you have an EXACT match. They're pretty easy to navigate
Definitely not one of the major varieties listed inthe CPG, those all have a "normal R over broken R" in Liberty that would jump out on a high grade coin like yours. With better close up pictures we may be able to help determine if you have one of the lesser varieties.
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I can't tell from the pic
The following sites have a comprehensive list of doubled dies. If you think you might have something, check them first to see if you have an EXACT match. They're pretty easy to navigate
www.doubleddie.com
www.varietyvista.com
http://lincolncentresource.com/
Hope this helps
The 1936 1C DDO is quite obvious. The Lincoln Cent in the OP is not, IMO a DDO. There is some shift doubling on the motto, but not a DDO.
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There are three DDO's in the CPG, but I cannot match any to that picture. Perhaps more pictures with less glare would help. Cheers, RickO
There looks to be some slight strike doubling but not a DDO.
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Definitely not one of the major varieties listed inthe CPG, those all have a "normal R over broken R" in Liberty that would jump out on a high grade coin like yours. With better close up pictures we may be able to help determine if you have one of the lesser varieties.
Sean Reynolds
"Keep in mind that most of what passes as numismatic information is no more than tested opinion at best, and marketing blather at worst. However, I try to choose my words carefully, since I know that you guys are always watching." - Joe O'Connor
An example of the doubling on the 36 DDO
Nice 1936 but not a DDO.