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1971 S Ike Dollar. Possible DDO

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 Posted Yesterday   10:27 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Oso82 to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Business Strike Ike with some possible doubling. I think I see quite a few serif splits on In God We Trust and not as noticeable possible doubling on Liberty.
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 Posted Yesterday   10:37 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Dearborn to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I think that you are correct. fatter then normal letters and split serifs.

Have you tried to match it up with any other known attributes?
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You should carefully take it out of the plastic flip and get better images.
Try to match it up to 1971-S WHO-001s
http://varietyvista.com/13%20Eisenh...201971-S.htm

See if you can find any markers.
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I honestly am not that familiar with Ike dollars. I know there have been some attributes. I haven't found anything similar but haven't really dug in. Got this coin yesterday and noticed. Guess I have some reading to do haha.
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Could be WHO-001 as Dearborn said. Neat find.
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Very Nice!
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Thank you for the direction! Excited!
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Are you sure that this is a business strike? the reverse looks like proof surfaces and squared rims. Perhaps an impaired proof?
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I considered it but it is a type 1 reverse and I'm not that lucky lol! Rims are square though.
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I completely overlooked the style of earth. You are indeed correct with type 1 so that does make it a business strike. VV only lists a couple of business strike DDO's but many others in proof. Best of luck matching yours up.
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I'm going to a coin show in December so I'll bring it along and see what the people way more experienced than me say. Fingers crossed. I will say that the closest I was able to find to the doubling was on a proof. But again, not an expert remotely on Ike dollars.
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Remember when going to a coin show most dealers are interested in selling and buying coins very few care to much about errors. Unless there are major errors. Which this coin is not.a very nice find though. What I'm trying to say is unless the dealer is very well versed in error coins I would treat comments about your coin with a grain of salt. Good luck
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ok, how about this:
take the coin out of that yellowed plastic holder and snap some pictures of it for us. BUT use the link I gave you above and do your best to match the image VV has so we can compare it to your coin.
in other words, let us help you out, and you can learn something in the process about attributing errors on coins.
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I tried the link but I think the site was down at the time. I'll try again. I'll try to post some better pictures and didn't know if you wanted the full coin.
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Most likely result of a doubled master die.


Quote:
Eisenhower Dollar Doubled Die Varieties (Wexler's site )
All:
HISTORY
As time goes by we will be adding all of the Eisenhower dollar doubled die varieties listed in the Wexler Doubled Dies Files to this website. We are doing this because the Wexler doubled die listings for this very short series have changed dramatically over the last several years.

In 1998 I coauthored The Authoritative Reference on Eisenhower dollars (ARED) with Kevin Flynn and Billy Crawford. The Wexler Doubled Dies Files were the basis for the doubled dies illustrated in that reference even though they appeared without the "W" prefix that we now use to identify our listings.

At that point we had 58 obverse doubled dies listed for just the 1971-S Ike dollars. Not long after ARED was published, the number of obverse doubled dies in the Wexler Files climbed to a high of 111 varieties. Eventually the Wexler Die Variety Files became too large for a single person to handle and the files were split up among four different people (three attributers at this time).

Die variety specialist/collector/author Brian Allen took on the enormous task of doing the attributions for the $1 doubled dies of all series, including the Ike dollars. Brian noticed similarities among many of the listed obverse doubled dies for the 1971-S Ike dollars and began an intensive study of the Ike dollars for that date. His tireless research showed that many of the 1971-S doubled dies were actually the result of doubled master dies and/or doubled working hubs.

Eventually Brian's studies in the medical field resulted in his returning the files that he was working on to me so that he could properly pursue his studies. Since regaining those files I have done considerable work based on Brian's research and the number of actual individual 1971-S doubled obverse working dies was reduced (mostly by Brian) from 111 to just 15. The remaining 1971-S obverse doubled dies have been shown to be the result of several different doubled working hubs. Slowly, new listings are once again being added. We thank and commend Brian Allen for all of his tireless efforts on behalf of the doubled die varieties in this interesting series.

By the time that The Authoritative Reference on Eisenhower dollars - Second Edition was published, the varieties illustrated in that reference no longer reflected the doubled dies listed in the Wexler Doubled Die Files. Rather, they reflect the varieties as listed by Mr. Flynn and he decided to issue the Second Edition based on what he had rather than what was now in my files.

This has led to a good bit of confusion about what is, and what is not listed in the Wexler Doubled Die Files for the Ike dollars. It is because of this that we have decided to put all of our Eisenhower dollar doubled die listings here on this website. Our work with the doubled dies in this series is clearly a work in progress. Check back often as we hope to be updating the information for this series as often as time permits.
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