2015 P dime. DDO??
Kalanimcbee
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Looks like bottom of L , I , B, E and left arm on the Y have doubling , maybe GOD , from bottom of neck up to his crown on his head and couple strands of hair , top curve of his ear aswell
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No.
You're just not getting the message. You are numismatically tone-deaf.
Is that a screen shot, pictures are too pixilated to see the detail clearly.
@Kalanimcbee before you post any more pictures would you please explain what you think "DDO" means?
Tough audience. But, you will learn about coins here. Don’t let the reception impede your interest. Maybe the references that you use tell you what you want to hear instead of the facts. Asking about a coin here takes some guts. There is hundreds of years of experience answering you from their willingness to help you. This situation is daily here, someone with an ordinary coin disputes replies that do not please.
Go through the forum threads. Open threads with default avatars (like yours, however some experienced members do use defaults) and read how they do and do not resemble this thread. You must read more here and understand how this group runs itself.
The problem here is that you continue to make the same mistakes time and time again. Learn from the answers you are given, and strive to make a different mistake with your next question.
Lots of good intentions all around, but encouraging the OP to learn will not do any good. It's like telling a tone-deaf person to learn to sing; nothing will ever come of it.
As I've already advised, if the OP wants to engage with the hobby by collecting varieties, they will have to buy them certified. Cherrypicking is simply out of the question.
This is really unnecessarily harsh
I just noticed the post count. Sorry for the lecture folks.
This is unnecessarily unnecessary.
It's got a double ear , it's doubled at the bottom of the L , I, B , E back of neck all the way around back of head and one of the strands of his hair at the crown
@Kalanimcbee - Have you met @Pick913 ? I believe he has a coin for the Crown Jewels Collection.
That's great to hear. The pictures you've posted show nothing of the sort. If you want different answers, you need to post pictures that support what you're saying.
The neck is machine doubling or strike doubling. That is common and valueless. To avoid wasting your own time and the good will of the forum, the first thing you need to learn is the difference between strike doubling and an actual "doubled die".
Not seeing it.