1982 p zinc ddr?!?

Esoeso

ModCrewman

I'm not seeing it, perhaps this website will help, it lists the two known DDR's for the date.

http://www.varietyvista.com/01b LC Doubled Dies Vol 2/DDR 1982.htm

cmerlo1

Not a DDR.

Esoeso

Ill show what I talking bout

Esoeso

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Esoeso

ModCrewman

Now you're providing useful information...just pictures doesn't communicate your observations very well.

All I see is a well used, partly corroded coin struck from very worn overused dies that exhibits some characteristics of machine/mechanical doubling, but I'm simply not seeing the notching or split serifs your are attempting to identify.

ricko

Machine doubling..... what 'appears' to be splits, is actually worn dies... Cheers, RickO

DCW

Not a doubled die.
If you ever find the 1982 ddr, you will absolutely have no doubt. It shows very significant doubling.
It is also exceedingly rare.

JRocco

@DCW said:
Not a doubled die.
If you ever find the 1982 ddr, you will absolutely have no doubt. It shows very significant doubling.
It is also exceedingly rare.

I concur

dlmtorts

I think what you are seeing is actually the light reflecting differently off the top of the letter from the side of the letter. Sometimes the side of the letter can look like doubling depending on the angle of the light. Just my opinion.

mannie gray

Looks like machine doubling to me also.