Take a look at this 1989 P dime. Looks like a normal circulated dime on obverse. Flip it over and it all changes with some extensive DDD. I love these kind of coins. To me there just as much an error when they get to this state as any other error. I have a couple of nickels that had similar DDD. I will certainly keep it. These coins also keep you going in your search!!!!
@lawest - mintmark does look to be in the correct position for RPM-002.
@Cujohn - I checked the RPM-002 listing on VarietyVista and all I see is a noted die crack above VDB, which there is a minor die crack in the coin I have in this topic. I'm not familiar with what you say as a "circulation hit". Are you saying the marking above the VDB is PMD?
Wow that was helpful, NOT!!! Answer the question. Unfortunately that's a problem with this site. People ask direct questions and sometimes they are never answered.
https://www.doubleddie.com/mediac/4...ffffe415.jpg How is this "WE" different than the "WE" on my coin. I did think the quick answer back would be MD but some of this looks just like double die pictures on the wexler site.
Please provide your thoughts on this 1999 D Jefferson nickel with a crack on the reverse. Is it caused by mint or PMD? There is some damage to the rim where the crack is. Thanks.
I actually didn't think it was a doubled die. It could have taken a hit in the NE side of mintmark knocking the ridge down in that area, but to me that makes it even more interesting. My first thought was it was a double strike somehow to create a ridge. More thoughts and maybe John will find the previous explanation. Thanks!
The one I had the biggest question on is the first photo after the full images, The top of the building looks close to double die at least as close as I have found. Does this fall in the die bounce description? Thanks.
Please take a look at this 1989 penny with I believe some DDR and also MD. Need a little help. I looked at the 1989 Wexler DD and I can see some similarities in some of the listings but none that fully have all the doubling on this coin. Almost all features on the reverse have some doubling.
Here's a 2015 Delaware quarter with a die chip on reverse that makes for one "Sad Bird". Has anyone seen this one before? I didn't see it on Ebay. Thanks.
Thanks again Dearborn!!! All your recommended links are now bookmarked and I will do my research before posting. Hopefully you read this. On this post this was an RPM-001. Is there any significance on a -001 RPM vs. say a -015? Also does the Stage of the RPM matter? Thanks.