1958 Lincoln possiible DDO? need opinions
Pick913
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heres 2 pics of my coin, need advice of experts if theres any variety ? More detailed pics in abit , thanks
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If you are referring to the excessively rare 1958 DDO of which 3 are known, then nope. When you have a real 1958 DDO, you will know it. It's very doubled.
Not the rare one—
Minor die erosion only.
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Poster is not serious; see his last thread:
https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/1107702/dual-nation-double-denom-cuprinickel-sac-1-with-edge-lettering-overstruck-by-canadian-50c-proof#latest
He could be serious. He just sees things that others don't.
He is not serious. Whether he thinks he is serious is another matter...
ok thanks, maybe im seeing more spread than there is actually . OK I bought this thinking it was. I thought I did my homework confusing but hoptfully enlightening . heres my other images I took to compare against the 58 DDO it has notches all die markers, plus die cracks both sides proving it was from same die set to authenticate the FS-101 was sure but anyways heres the images thanks.
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I am not trolling ,legit, you troll me jeez never give up on me!
I am trying obviously i dont understand alot of things I am submitting to tpgs no success on varirties
I thought my 2 1970s were Fs 101 and was going to ship out for Variety attributions but now on seconf thought lol.
It can't possibly be from the same die set or the letters would be doubled. They don't get doubled later. They are doubled on the die.
Honestly, if you think the letters on your coin even remotely resemble the doubling in the actual DD, then varieties really aren't for you.
they are look at LIBERTY motto You dont see like 4 stampings T's piled in there whats that?
In all seriousness, he's already demonstrated in multiple threads that varieties and "errors" aren't for him:
https://forums.collectors.com/profile/discussions/Pick913
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please help me explain the extra width and heightw added on my coin?
Absolutely not, remember the doubling has to match exactly if it is from the same die.
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If you honestly feel that your coin looks exactly like the photos of the real DDO, then I don't think anyone here can help.
what is between horizontals bars on the E? I thought another E?
Slight die deterioration. You should NOT be looking for little "stampings". You are looking for a fully formed second set of letters that looks EXACTLY EXACTLY EXACTLY like the reference. Not a little bit. EXACTLY.
And if you think your coin looks EXACTLY like the picture then varieties aren't for you and you might consider an opthalmologist.
Die deterioration. A little chatter during the strike.
EXACTLY EXACTLY EXACTLY EXACTLY
It must look
EXACTLY
like the reference coin
Or not to be
thank you , > @jmlanzaf said:
awesome thank you, thats what i didnt understand letter has to be full width ok sorry didnt notice ?bit confused anyways back to books. thanks
Not all DD are full width. But it has to look EXACTLY. A lot of coins show slight shadow images or thickness differences. But most of that is worthless die deterioration or machine doubling. A doubled die has the second image ON THE DIE. The coins will, therefore, look EXACTLY the same.
EXACTLY
ok maybe ill post my 2 lincoln 70s i thought i attributed to the FS101
Maybe OP thinks that doubled dies are double struck and that's what's causing the doubling?
OP - the coins are not double struck. The doubling is on the die itself and unchangeable. That's why it's called a doubled die. And that's why it needs to be an exact match.
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You are not a troll. Your work is not efficient and it rends our empathy. I think that I wrote you my collector spiels in other threads. Had you acted on it I would be reading a question from you about coin folders or a post in the Coin Roll Hunting thread about your finds.
The half-million dollar coins roll through the auction houses.
I don’t want you to give up.
Have you seen his latest thread?
No, did I screw up? There’s another?
There’s another and there have been several others previously. Draw your own conclusions.
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Why cannot everybody just ignore this person.All he wants is a response from you all and happily oblige him.