My thoughts about the modern Lincoln Cents (2017 - to present) is that many show a much better strike as if the dies are
made with better tech. and material. Maybe a new type of press ?
Your photo's are spot on and does show a DD O+R.
Give your thread a day or two for others to reply.
Question is , what's your next step ?
Collector or ejector ?
Cool !
Thank you. I'm fairly new to collecting. Learning a lot from this site and people here. My plan is to collect. Pretty soon I will be going through my collection and redefining what they are. Because I know that I have labeled some of them double dies when they were actually machine doubling.
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My thoughts about the modern Lincoln Cents (2017 - to present) is that many show a much better strike as if the dies are
made with better tech. and material. Maybe a new type of press ?
Your photo's are spot on and does show a DD O+R.
Give your thread a day or two for others to reply.
Question is , what's your next step ?
Collector or ejector ?
Cool !
Thank you. I'm fairly new to collecting. Learning a lot from this site and people here. My plan is to collect. Pretty soon I will be going through my collection and redefining what they are. Because I know that I have labeled some of them double dies when they were actually machine doubling.
Most likely not a doubled die variety of any kind, but the photos are not good enough to tell for sure (bad lighting/too much glare).
This is what some known 2020 doubled die cent varieties look like:
https://doubleddie.com/2516921.html
The doubling is subtle, so these are not good varieties for a beginner to look for.
Well some differing opinions here