1990 D lincoln cent

nooraden1

Hello all
I hope to be with the good of everyone this time. I found this cent as it seems to me that it has doubled letters D . Is this correct? Thank you very much in advance with my great appreciation to all of you without exception!

ifthevamzarockin

Great photos!

Looks like die erosion, sorry.

cmerlo1

Outstanding photos. The mint began adding the mintmark to the master die (or master hub, I can't remember) in 1990, so this cannot be a repunched mintmark. I think @ifthevamzarockin called it. It could also be a plating anomaly maybe.

nooraden1

Thanks guys very much for reply

dsessom

Your photos are really good. May I ask what setup you use?

telephoto1

Machine doubling. Very nice close ups of the mintmark.
Keep having fun looking for varieties!

Steven59

Sure looks like Die Erosion, as previously stated (Die Deterioration Doubling), as the wear from metal flow is streching toward the rim.

https://www.error-ref.com/die-deterioration-doubling/

nooraden1

Welcome and thank you very much.
As for the device, I use a microscope. {Koolertron.
7 inch LCD Digital USB Microscope,Koolertron 12MP 1-1200X Magnification Handheld Camera Video Recorder with screen,8 LED Light,Rechargeable Battery for Circuit Board Repair Soldering PCB Coins jewelry

nooraden1

Thanks for all.

dsessom

@nooraden1 said:
Welcome and thank you very much.
As for the device, I use a microscope. {Koolertron.
7 inch LCD Digital USB Microscope,Koolertron 12MP 1-1200X Magnification Handheld Camera Video Recorder with screen,8 LED Light,Rechargeable Battery for Circuit Board Repair Soldering PCB Coins jewelry

Thanks! I guess those are getting popular for coin imaging, and I can't argue with the results!

ricko

@nooraden1 ... Very good pictures, and you have the answer above.... Cheers, RickO