A new double die?

TeddyTalks

What happens if you find a coin that has a double die that hasn’t been listed for a coin?

Does PCGS add the coin?

Let’s assume it’s a real new double die — what would happen behind the scenes at PCGS?

JBK

First off, it would have to be a doubled die.

robec

@TeddyTalks said:
What happens if you find a coin that has a double die that hasn’t been listed for a coin?

Does PCGS add the coin?

Let’s assume it’s a real new double die — what would happen behind the scenes at PCGS?

Most all coins are double die. One die for obverse and one for reverse.

IkesT

@TeddyTalks said:
What happens if you find a coin that has a double die that hasn’t been listed for a coin?

Does PCGS add the coin?

Let’s assume it’s a real new double die — what would happen behind the scenes at PCGS?

If you had paid for variety attribution and noted the doubled die variety on your submission form, they would call it a "minor doubled die" on the slab label.

Namvet69

If it is a truly new find, you'd have to have it verified by an expert IMHO