1964-D DOUBLE DIE REV. HELP

coinvac41

I NEED HELP AGAIN SO I CAME TO THE HOME OF THE EXPERTS. DOES ANYONE HAVE PICS. THEY CAN POST OF THE 1964-D DOUBLE DIE REV. ROOSIE? MY BOOK DOES NOT SHOW A CLEAR PICTURE OF THIS
COIN . ANY HELP WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED. I FOUND A FEW OF THESE AT A COIN HUNT IN AU CONDITION AND WOULD LIKE TO CHECK THEM BEFORE SELLING FOR BULLION PRICE.
THANKS FOR ANY HELP. DON.

coinvac41

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richbeat

There's a small photo on page 139 of the 2005 red book showing east/west doubling on DIME. I don't have the cross reference number for it, and there may be other DDR's for 1964D (I don't know.) Hope this helps.

coinvac41

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keets

hey coinvac

do us a favor and TURN DOWN THE VOLUME A BIT by typing in lower case letters. as hard as it is to believe, many of us find that very annoying and won't respond to a thread or take the poster as serious.

LOWER CASE LETTERS, PLEASE, LOWER CASE LETTERS.

al h.

coinvac41

Ok, I'll try again in lower case. I am trying to find a really good large pic of the 1964-D Double Die reverse Roosie. I am sure some of the experts on this forum have access to info on this coin. So far all of my attempts have come up short of an enlarged picture showing the key areas to look. The folks on this forum have posted answers to my previous questions fast, often in minutes, but this one has not had much response. Maybe it is just a dumb question about a relatively minor coin.
Thanks for any help on this problem.

Spinynorman

I'm not sure if the one I posted pics of in this thread is DDR1, or not. It doesn't match the markers for the other DDRs with a medium spread on Coneca's website and it does have a die clash through the olive branch... If it is #1, it's not that impressive.