2016-D Roosevelt DDR - Confirmed! WDDR-001, WDDR-002, WDDR-003A, WDDR-003B
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Hello all, I thought I'd start my first post here with a question. Do you believe this is a DDR, or, a product of machine doubling. I found this 2016-D Roosevelt a few days ago and I'm open to any thoughts. The reverse appears to have doubling along the right side of top band on torch, and also along the length of torch between the flame and leaf. Of note, the band doubling does not appear to be shelf like as found on mechanical doubled pieces but has contour.
Thanks for looking and look forward to comments.
Rich
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Rich
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You may have something?
welcome.
i concur with the others.
the images leave me with the opinion of; inconclusive.
you can send it off on its own, especially now the cat's out of the bag. the best way is to send it with other coins, if possible to offset the augmented cost per coin round trip.
happy hunting and let us know how it goes.
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Hello all, I thought I'd start my first post here with a question. Do you believe this is a DDR, or, a product of machine doubling. I found this 2016-D Roosevelt a few days ago and I'm open to any thoughts. The reverse appears to have doubling along the right side of top band on torch, and also along the length of torch between the flame and leaf. Of note, the band doubling does not appear to be shelf like as found on mechanical doubled pieces but has contour.
Thanks for looking and look forward to comments.
Rich
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If it were a "Doubled Die", the leaves which overlap the area in question would be doubled.
Significantly.
The name is LEE!
Significantly.
Usually. But there are some weird ones that don't fit the mold.
Examples would include 1963 washington quarters DDR FS-801 and DDO FS-103.
The 2016-D Roosevelt dime is 2016-D WDDR-001. It will be illustrated in "Wexler's Die Varieties" Website, and will be in the Varieties Notebook column in Coin World scheduled for December 19, 2016.
I can't believe it! They are out there- I hope others find some!!!
Thanks all!!!
Rich
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Mr. Wexler looked at the 2016-D Roosevelt Dime and concluded it's a DDR!!!!!
The 2016-D Roosevelt dime is 2016-D WDDR-001. It will be illustrated in "Wexler's Die Varieties" Website, and will be in the Varieties Notebook column in Coin World scheduled for December 19, 2016.
gratz!
i love it that people are combing over contemporary coinage AND turning up cool stuff.
this keeps up, im gonna have to get in on the action.
im not getting to 100 discoveries by not keeping diversified.
is this your first?
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That is a cool coin, with most interesting doubling.
I hope you have more.
Congratulations!
"Jesus died for you and for me, Thank you,Jesus"!!!
--- If it should happen I die and leave this world and you want to remember me. Please only remember my opening Sig Line.I'll be interested in understanding how that happened!
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Mr. Wexler looked at the 2016-D Roosevelt Dime and concluded it's a DDR!!!!!
The 2016-D Roosevelt dime is 2016-D WDDR-001. It will be illustrated in "Wexler's Die Varieties" Website, and will be in the Varieties Notebook column in Coin World scheduled for December 19, 2016.
I can't believe it! They are out there- I hope others find some!!!
Thanks all!!!
Rich
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Mr. Wexler looked at the 2016-D Roosevelt Dime and concluded it's a DDR!!!!!
The 2016-D Roosevelt dime is 2016-D WDDR-001. It will be illustrated in "Wexler's Die Varieties" Website, and will be in the Varieties Notebook column in Coin World scheduled for December 19, 2016.
gratz!
i love it that people are combing over contemporary coinage AND turning up cool stuff.
this keeps up, im gonna have to get in on the action.
im not getting to 100 discoveries by not keeping diversified.
is this your first?
.
Yes! My first discovery so pretty pumped!
Thanks for the congrats everyone, and looking forward to Wexler's description and photo's when he updates his website. I got this dime back in change at a restaurant, and thought about buying a few hundred dollars in dimes at a few of the local banks in the area to search for this variety. I know it's a long shot but might as well check.
If I find anymore; I'll be sure to post. Really hope others find this variety- would be cool to see where these crop up.
I went back down to Defiance this morning and went to the closest bank that's near the restaurant. I asked the teller if she had any "shiny new dime rolls," and she told me there's no way of telling because in paper rolls. I asked her if I could get a box of $250 in dimes and when she went to the vault; I noticed that she had a partial row of new dimes in her coin tray that were below some mixed old, and new dimes. I asked to see those and they were the 2016-D, and I bought all those too- total of 45 dimes in tray. I searched those and found 3 more of the 2016-D DDR's!!!!!!!!! I'll be going through the box later tonite to see if I can find more.
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Hello all, I thought I'd start my first post here with a question. Do you believe this is a DDR, or, a product of machine doubling. I found this 2016-D Roosevelt a few days ago and I'm open to any thoughts. The reverse appears to have doubling along the right side of top band on torch, and also along the length of torch between the flame and leaf. Of note, the band doubling does not appear to be shelf like as found on mechanical doubled pieces but has contour.
Thanks for looking and look forward to comments.
Rich
I did find a Philly .
Wexler
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Hello all, I thought I'd start my first post here with a question. Do you believe this is a DDR, or, a product of machine doubling. I found this 2016-D Roosevelt a few days ago and I'm open to any thoughts. The reverse appears to have doubling along the right side of top band on torch, and also along the length of torch between the flame and leaf. Of note, the band doubling does not appear to be shelf like as found on mechanical doubled pieces but has contour.
Thanks for looking and look forward to comments.
Rich
I did find a Philly .
Wexler
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Also found 3 like this from Denver .
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Good luck!
Hello all, I thought I'd start my first post here with a question. Do you believe this is a DDR, or, a product of machine doubling. I found this 2016-D Roosevelt a few days ago and I'm open to any thoughts. The reverse appears to have doubling along the right side of top band on torch, and also along the length of torch between the flame and leaf. Of note, the band doubling does not appear to be shelf like as found on mechanical doubled pieces but has contour.
Thanks for looking and look forward to comments.
Rich
I did find a Philly .
Wexler
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Also found 3 like this from Denver .
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Do they have the doubled bands? They should be pronounced on the right side and raised.
If I were some here, I wouldn't pass up looking at dimes from 2000-date to check if other years have been doubled.
I still have blue boxes full of culled dimes from some of these years. Will have to check them out.
BTW, nice score on the DDR. So when will you get it into a PCGS slab with a CPG #?
Later, Paul.
Hello all, I thought I'd start my first post here with a question. Do you believe this is a DDR, or, a product of machine doubling. I found this 2016-D Roosevelt a few days ago and I'm open to any thoughts. The reverse appears to have doubling along the right side of top band on torch, and also along the length of torch between the flame and leaf. Of note, the band doubling does not appear to be shelf like as found on mechanical doubled pieces but has contour.
Thanks for looking and look forward to comments.
Rich
I did find a Philly .
Wexler
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Also found 3 like this from Denver .
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Do they have the doubled bands? They should be pronounced on the right side and raised.
I take some images of the right side, there is a double band too ....
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Also, for those in Defiance, OH area I will provide one more clue to the bank where I found the 3 today. As I said, I'm not going back to location- I'm content with what I have and want to see others find these. If none are found at this bank they will go to the four winds!
Here's the clue:
Start where the Walls were never tested, at the confluence long ago, ford the route at its surest way, if you dare where eagles fly, you will find a chance to seek, a double die that's your's to buy!
I know kind of cheesy but might as well have fun with this.
For those of you who can't travel- I'll sweeten the deal...The first to respond who cracks the riddle and can provide me with the correct address of the Bank on one attempt, and provide me with only one address; I will send them a 2016-D DDR! This offer will also be posted ATS. So first to respond, here, or, there will be the winner. PM me with your chance!
Good luck!
Rich
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Here's an image of the double bands .
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Wow! It looks like you have one! The 2016-D PL finish on these really enhances the beauty of this particular variety. Good job!
Rich
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The answer to the riddle: Need to utilize Google Maps and also use street view.
Start where the Walls were never tested, at the confluence long ago, ford the route at its surest way, if you dare where eagles fly, you will find a chance to seek, a double die that's yours to buy!
The opening clue to the riddle- “Start where the Walls were never tested, at the confluence long ago” would of placed the searcher at Ft. Defiance which is located at the confluence of the Maumee and Auglaize rivers. Ft. Defiance was constructed under the order of General “Mad” Anthony Wayne and completed August 17, 1794 as part of a line of defenses in the event his forces had to fall back against the Indian confederacy that was supplied by the British. General Wayne had a decisive victory against the Indian confederacy at the Battle of Fallen Timbers Augst 20th in 1794, at present day Maumee Ohio, and cemented control of the North West territory from the British and Indian confederacy. Ft. Defiance was never attacked: “Walls were never tested.”
The second clue, “ford the route at its surest way” translates to crossing the Maumee River onto North Clinton Street. The keyword “route” refers to the Maumee River. The Maumee River connected the Great Lakes region with the Mississippi river system by a portage with the Wabash River. Early European traders used this important “route” in trade and travel, and later by France which gave a direct link from New Orleans to Quebec. This “route” was vitally strategic, from the French and Indian War to the War of 1812. The bridge over the Maumee River in relation to the Fort Defiance is closest, and best possible way to “ford the route” and would be “ at its surest way.”
The final clue, “if you dare where eagles fly” would relate to the location of the bank where I found the 3 2016-D, DDR’s. The bank is on North Clinton Street and has a logo of an eagle incorporated along with the name of the bank: First Federal Bank. This is where street view becomes important: If you pan to the right you will see the sign with the eagle!
The rest of the riddle is self-explanatory; “you will find a chance to seek, a double die that’s yours to buy”!
Thanks, and please forgive the cheesiness, wanted to have a bit of fun with this find!
Rich
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Rich