Can A Coin Have DDO And DDR?

I believe it is possible.

Can we see the coin in question?

I'm trying to upload the obverse but if you look in this pic there looks to be a double t and memorial building that are easy to see

The date looks doubled to me. It's black and white because my lighting stinks

whats the difference between them?

to CCF. Your coin is not a DDO or a DDR.http://www.coincommunity.com/forum/...PIC_ID=51410
John1

Your coin has plating disturbance doubling. But yes there are DDO / DDR combinations, here is an example http://www.coppercoins.com/lincoln/...ie_state=mds

On the date, I see Die Deterioration in that area:


The reverse is also showing the same deterioration of the "T" on CENT. Die Deterioration is almost always in the direction closest to the rim. On the "T" the cross bar is showing that direction. So you have a coin from a worn die.

But back to the original question:
Can a coin have a DDO & a DDR?
The answer is yes. If the dies were both doubled dies, then it can happen. I have found a few examples. It is harder to find both on the same coin, but it can happen. I've seen doubled dies and RPMs on the same die also. They are rare, but do happen. The best known is the 1960D-1MM-100 and 1960D-1DO-001.

Another fairly well known example is the 2004-P 1DO-001/1DR-001. It is very cool when it happens