It’s clearly not. The 1969-S DDO cents are conspicuous enough so that you shouldn’t have to ask.
In particular, look closely at the picture in the upper right hand corner below.
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Sorry, but no. It’s not the doubled die. It needs to look like this. Yours is just machine doubling.
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@MarkKelley said:
Everyone thinks they've found one, but almost no one does. The real McCoy is easy to discern.
I think there is tremendous confusion as to what "doubled die" means. The emphasis appears to be on "doubled" with almost no attention paid to "die". I don't think the average person-on-the-street understands that doubled dies of a type should all be identical.
yes seriously yes it was in cello still, I just removed it for pics, in hand its hard to focus your eyes looking at it its pure red, matches the same as the posted pics of genuine 1969s ddo
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yes seriously yes it was in cello still, I just removed it for pics, in hand its hard to focus your eyes looking at it its pure red, matches the same as the posted pics of genuine 1969s ddo
yes seriously yes it was in cello still, I just removed it for pics, in hand its hard to focus your eyes looking at it its pure red, matches the same as the posted pics of genuine 1969s ddo
Not even close! There is nothing on your coin that matches the DDO.
yes seriously yes it was in cello still, I just removed it for pics, in hand its hard to focus your eyes looking at it its pure red, matches the same as the posted pics of genuine 1969s ddo
You actually think these two "LIBERTY" look exactly the same?
The mint mark on the authentic DDO is centered between the 9 and 6. Yours is left of center. Placement of the mint mark has to be identical, not just close. Besides the letters inLIBERTY not matching (or even close), look at the letters in the motto. GOD on your coin is nowhere close to matching GOD on the authentic DDO.
yes seriously yes it was in cello still, I just removed it for pics, in hand its hard to focus your eyes looking at it its pure red, matches the same as the posted pics of genuine 1969s ddo
This thread contains numerous pictures of doubled die diagnostics. If the original poster genuinely thinks his is a match, he’s making his comparisons with his mind (and/or eyes) closed.
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yes seriously yes it was in cello still, I just removed it for pics, in hand its hard to focus your eyes looking at it its pure red, matches the same as the posted pics of genuine 1969s ddo
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No it’s not. It is just a nice looking 69 Lincoln.
Probably not, but I don’t care if I’m wrong.
It’s clearly not. The 1969-S DDO cents are conspicuous enough so that you shouldn’t have to ask.
In particular, look closely at the picture in the upper right hand corner below.
Mark Feld* of Heritage Auctions*Unless otherwise noted, my posts here represent my personal opinions.
Some minor machine doubling. Not a doubled die.
Sorry, but no. It’s not the doubled die. It needs to look like this. Yours is just machine doubling.
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Everyone thinks they've found one, but almost no one does. The real McCoy is easy to discern.
I think there is tremendous confusion as to what "doubled die" means. The emphasis appears to be on "doubled" with almost no attention paid to "die". I don't think the average person-on-the-street understands that doubled dies of a type should all be identical.
@Pick913 do you think that your coin matches the others posted to this thread?
That is a serious question. I hope you will consider answering it.
Believe it or not one of the 69 s DDO's recently popped up on another forum and it was found in circulation in the AZ. area.
https://www.cointalk.com/threads/hold-your-breath-is-this-the-holy-grail.409966/
Well I said "Almost".
I got good hearing. I was just showing you.
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yes seriously yes it was in cello still, I just removed it for pics, in hand its hard to focus your eyes looking at it its pure red, matches the same as the posted pics of genuine 1969s ddo
hard taking pic properly
Sorry, but no it doesn’t
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yes seriously yes it was in cello still, I just removed it for pics, in hand its hard to focus your eyes looking at it its pure red, matches the same as the posted pics of genuine 1969s ddo
Not even close! There is nothing on your coin that matches the DDO.
You actually think these two "LIBERTY" look exactly the same?
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How many coins did a die produce? There’s bound to be some of those out there still, unless they caught it and scrapped the die early on…
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The mint mark on the authentic DDO is centered between the 9 and 6. Yours is left of center. Placement of the mint mark has to be identical, not just close. Besides the letters inLIBERTY not matching (or even close), look at the letters in the motto. GOD on your coin is nowhere close to matching GOD on the authentic DDO.
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@robec You beat me to it! I just cropped the same photos.
I smell troll...
That doesn't look doubled.
This thread contains numerous pictures of doubled die diagnostics. If the original poster genuinely thinks his is a match, he’s making his comparisons with his mind (and/or eyes) closed.
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yes seriously yes it was in cello still, I just removed it for pics, in hand its hard to focus your eyes looking at it its pure red, matches the same as the posted pics of genuine 1969s ddo
How do you think it looks the same as this?
Not even close!
You can take as many photos as you want it's not going to turn into a doubled die.
Have you been drinking?
Just trying to figure out why you are seeing double.
@Pick913 If you honestly can't see the difference you need to find a new hobby other than coins.
You can take as many photos as you want it's not going to turn into a doubled die.
check bottom leg 9 die scratch extending east matches genuine coin
Rather than trying to pull my leg why don't you just pull my finger.
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@Pick913 This is not for you.
If you really like coins, try filling a Whitman Folder from your pocket change.
If that's too sophisticated for you, just pick out the coins you like and throw them into an old sock.
He's just trolling. Why engage?
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