1989-D Penny Double-Something Or Other

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st3rling Valued Member United States 90 Posts	Posted 05/06/2008 1:57 pm Found this roll searching but I'm new to all this so I don't quite know if it is even a real doubling of any kind? Or if this just happens and I should throw it back to the ocean. If anything, just looking for some knowledge and education. (sorry for the bad pics) Whole shot Image: 1989-1c-A.jpg 54.55 KB Date Image: 1989-1c-B.jpg 10.84 KB Liberty Image: 1989-1c-C.jpg 13.29 KB Thanks very much! BTW: 50th post! Yeah! Edited by st3rling 05/06/2008 1:58 pm Report this Post to the Staff

copper nickel daddy Pillar of the Community United States 2224 Posts	Posted 05/06/2008 2:36 pm Hate to be the bearer of bad news, but it appears to be doubling caused by Die Deterioration IMO. Report this Post to the Staff
mycrob Pillar of the Community United States 2602 Posts	Posted 05/06/2008 6:03 pm Machine doubling, I think. Quite common. I cannot find the thread on it right now as I'm in a rush, but coppercoins wrote a nice thread about this. Maybe someone else can post the link? Report this Post to the Staff
st3rling Valued Member United States 90 Posts	Posted 05/06/2008 6:23 pm Thanks guys. No bad news as I'm just looking to be educated. I'll try and ignore these from now on and look for more solid evidence of doubling, if any, in my coin searching. Good to know though, and interesting! Thanks again. Report this Post to the Staff
wavysteps New Member United States 37 Posts	Posted 05/06/2008 6:27 pm Die Deterioration Doubling is the correct term for this affect. Notice the heavy metal flow lines and how the doubling is in the same direction. BJ Neff Report this Post to the Staff
jdbooth Valued Member United States 236 Posts	Posted 05/10/2008 02:42 am I have noticed an abnormal amount of this on the '88, '89 and to a good extent on the '90 LMC. Also the cladding on these dates is almost always separated at the mintmark and motto on the obverse and to the left of the memorial on the reverse. Was there a die change in '88 that caused this or a cladding issue? John Booth Report this Post to the Staff
coppercoins Pillar of the Community United States 7629 Posts	Posted 05/10/2008 08:53 am Lincoln cents are not clad...they are plated. VERY different terms. The mintmark issue is caused by the wash used on the planchets and the subsequent plating. Report this Post to the Staff
jdbooth Valued Member United States 236 Posts	Posted 05/10/2008 11:25 am I stand corrected. I tried to remember the correct term so I used the closest term I could think of at the time. Thank you Chuck. John Booth Report this Post to the Staff
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