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1958 DDO?

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    JimnightJimnight ✭✭✭✭✭

    Sorry ... but no.
    Keep looking.

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    This isn't it?

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    The known '58 DDO has very pronounced doubling on IGWT and LIBERTY and the date. Sorry, yours is not it

    Hope for the best, expect the worst, take what comes

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    This is minor strike doubling.

    Collector and dealer in obsolete currency. Always buying all obsolete bank notes and scrip.
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    Sorry, no.

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    ernie11ernie11 ✭✭✭✭✭

    You'll know it when you have the rare 1958 DDO in hand.

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    Thanks for the feedback guys

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    This is my 58 D DDO it doesn't look much different than yours... What do y'all think???

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    @PBoss Welcome to the forum! :)

    It would need to look like this. Yours is not a doubled die......sorry. :/

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    A little better picture of the doubling. Every letter has some sort of doubling. Looks like a whole lot of stuff going on with this coin. It seems as if every coin I pick up has this kind of stuff or even more extreme. I'm not sure how to make sense of it yet. There aren't any videos, that I have found that can explain what's going on with these coins. They all look like they were found in the middle of an intersection....

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    @PBoss "They all look like they were found in the middle of an intersection...."

    Maybe you just answered your own question. :D

    Fair chance any doubling you might be seeing is machine doubling. ;)

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    I know this is off subject,but is this die doubling also? Is this something I shouldn't bother with, or is this worth messing with?? I appreciate your input.

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