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New Member
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You must be used to seeing the super professional blown up image of it. If the same photograph was taken of this one it would be the same. It's undisputably. Evidence is in the photos.  |
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New Member
United States
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One is super rare. 2 is a fact.#129303; Respectfully.  |
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New Member
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Extreme Doubling like I said with open or notched sarif. Respectfully  |
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Bedrock of the Community
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Nope, still not a DDO. Posting more pictures isn't going to change anything. Did you even click on the link I posted? It's not a DDO. You can disagree as much as you want. It won't change the fact that your coin isn't a DDO. I've been collecting varieties and errors for almost 10 years. I start collecting on and off as a kid. Then I stopped collecting coins for quite a few years. Then I got back into collecting coins again in October of 2016. Although, I am still learning new things about numismatics everyday. I'm far from an expert though. If you want to truly learn about varieties and errors, read up on them here. For varieties: www.doubleddie.com For errors: www.error-ref.com Errers and Varietys.
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Today 2H 34M ago
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New Member
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Thanks for your opinion, but they'll be others. Correct ones respectfully.
No need to further comment since you gave your opinion thank you
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Bedrock of the Community
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Correct ones respectfully. Okay. It's still a normal, common, circulated Wheat cent. It's my last comment, as I am not going to waste any more time arguing with you about it not being a DDO. I'm sorry, but it's not a DDO.  Errers and Varietys.
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New Member
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Again with all the facts I just showed you. You still cannot believe or resist . Facts are in the photos. I've had these for over 50 years. I said I was new to this recreational site, but definitely not to this industry 20 years as a highly trained inspector in metals technician and mechanics for the US government is my experience. I also have provided a photo I put together on the only visual definition of Machine Doubling. This is the standard. Please stop deviating from it with your own wrong opinion. It is the Major. If you even know what that means in the business. Like I said I need no further opinion from you. Respectfully and thank you. Both coins are 1958 DDO Pennie's.  |
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New Member
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This is doubling under way less magnification that PCGS or any other stock photos.  |
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New Member
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New Member
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Or the famous 1988 Lincoln double ear. I think I know what I'm doing.   |
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Bedrock of the Community
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Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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New Member
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If you magnifying mine, the same amount, it will look the same at the same lighting in an angle.
Wow lol. SMH. People are still in denial.
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Pillar of the Community
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First off, you have posted this in the wrong forum.
If you don't want to hear opinions, you're in the wrong place.
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New Member
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You actually think the 1958 DDO looks that way under a loop, your nuts. Think of the magnificaton scale or each seperation. Proof is in the photo SMH  |
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Bedrock of the Community
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Quote:Like I said I need no further opinion from you. Respectfully and thank you. Both coins are 1958 DDO Pennie's. Demonstrate how dumb and ignorant we are by submitting your coins to PCGS or NGC for attribution as DDO-001, then come back and post pictures of your slabs here to rub our faces in it. We will all be so ashamed, and will forever bow to your numismatic superiority.  Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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