A little better picture of the doubling. Every letter has some sort of doubling. Looks like a whole lot of stuff going on with this coin. It seems as if every coin I pick up has this kind of stuff or even more extreme. I'm not sure how to make sense of it yet. There aren't any videos, that I have found that can explain what's going on with these coins. They all look like they were found in the middle of an intersection....
I know this is off subject,but is this die doubling also? Is this something I shouldn't bother with, or is this worth messing with?? I appreciate your input.
Gurney266
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Sorry ... but no.
Keep looking.
This isn't it?
The known '58 DDO has very pronounced doubling on IGWT and LIBERTY and the date. Sorry, yours is not it
Hope for the best, expect the worst, take what comes
This is minor strike doubling.
Sorry, no.
You'll know it when you have the rare 1958 DDO in hand.
Thanks for the feedback guys
This is my 58 D DDO it doesn't look much different than yours... What do y'all think???
@PBoss Welcome to the forum!
It would need to look like this. Yours is not a doubled die......sorry.
A little better picture of the doubling. Every letter has some sort of doubling. Looks like a whole lot of stuff going on with this coin. It seems as if every coin I pick up has this kind of stuff or even more extreme. I'm not sure how to make sense of it yet. There aren't any videos, that I have found that can explain what's going on with these coins. They all look like they were found in the middle of an intersection....
@PBoss "They all look like they were found in the middle of an intersection...."
Maybe you just answered your own question.
Fair chance any doubling you might be seeing is machine doubling.
I know this is off subject,but is this die doubling also? Is this something I shouldn't bother with, or is this worth messing with?? I appreciate your input.