New Member & 1958 Double Die Opinions

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

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.

This is doubling under way less magnification that PCGS or any other stock photos.

Or the famous 1988 Lincoln double ear.

I think I know what I'm doing.

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.

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

Hmmmm.... normally, I would welcome a new collector to the forum but I now have questions about this collector's sincerity.
This thread seems to be an experiment by someone (a Bot?) to test our members patience. The obvious difference between the known varieties and the authors claims raises red flags for me.

The title of the thread had nice potential, but now I know to avoid topics by this screen name.
It's a shame the author wasn't more familiar with sources, as E&V pointed out, to confirm a variety.

Turns out he's a noob in one topic and an expert in this one.