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The last four pictures are two sets of two the first two are "2020" in order as are the last two photos.
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Whatever it is, it's worth nothing and isn't a doubled die. Could be DDD, MD, Circulation Flattening, Lighting, doesn't matter. It's worth 1 cent. |
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I'm going to buck the trend and say this is a modern DDO, with the doubling not located towards the center of the coin. The zero's of the date are ovals with notching on the upper right corners. These areas of notching are also thinner than the two sides of the zeroes. It's not glare. I've added some arrows to Jserty's image. (They are somewhat grainy which does make it difficult.)   Words of encouragement are one of the major food groups.
We need to consume them regularly to thrive and grow.
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12/18/2020 9:26 pm
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You know, I didn't notice the notching, thanks Pete!  |
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Personally, I still disagree with this. A little back in the Summer I went through thousands of the 2020 D and 2020 P cents. This occurrence was much too common. If it isn't the doubling I listed above, it's Hub Doubling.
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Coop? Mike? John1  |
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I haven't searched many, if any 2020 Lincoln cents, so I can't offer an opinion on master die doubling. Wexler doesn't have any Master die doubling listed as of now. But one of the things myself and another collector I know look for are "Footballs" on the inside of the distorted zeroes of the date when looking for DDO's. Like this image.  Take a look at 2011P WDDO-003 in this link. http://doubleddie.com/431101.htmlNotice the "football" shape of the zero as well as the notching at the bottom left of the 2. The zero also has the "funny/odd" notching on the bottom left similar to the OP's coin. Sometimes this odd notching shows up at the top and bottom of the "footballs". Words of encouragement are one of the major food groups.
We need to consume them regularly to thrive and grow.
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Hm...you have a point with the 0s.
As John said, I'd like Coop's or Mike's opinion on it.
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either way its getting stuck back & sent off with others. I plan on getting a steady flow of send & receive going depending on how fast turnaround is on getting your coins back I guess.
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i stare at these dang things to much not to get some kind of payout from all this. my migraines have nearly doubled since I started getting in to this whole coin hunting lol
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either way its getting stuck back & sent off with others. Sending to who? If you are sending these to a TPG like PCGS-NGC or ANACS,each coin needs a retail value of at least $150 after slabbing to justify all costs involved in having them slabbed or you are loosing money. John1 |
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It sounds like jserti is sending off to get a confirmation as to whether they are varieties or not. (C C, V V, or D D)
BTW- I agree with John1 if submitting as a commercial enterprise (only to sell). But ANACS only costs about $20-$30 if sending an individual coin (almost half of which is shipping) and less per coin as the number in the submission goes up. My last multiple coin submission to ANACS, including variety attribution & postage & insurance, came in about $18.00 per coin. I find this amount acceptable for ones I'm adding to my collection and like the visibility of the variety provided by their slab. What gets me is when they or the others misattribute a coin that has been vetted here or other sites. If it doesn't have known markers, expect to be disappointed. (EDs examples come to mind).
Words of encouragement are one of the major food groups.
We need to consume them regularly to thrive and grow.
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12/21/2020 06:49 am
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according to wexlers sight its only $5 a coin + return postage & insurance. you can send 5 at a time.
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im not doing any of this for me. I'm putting stuff back that has the possibility of gaining value in the future for future generations of my family so they may cash in during hard times or to go on vacation or wutever the reason. my old man use to tell me about all his old comic books & baseball cards he use to have but tossed them all out not knowing the value would end up skyrocketing on some of them. so I figure id put stuff back that fall into that possibility of gain bracket. its not gonna break me to put sum pennys back lol
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Be sure to let us know how the submission turns out. If it is a DDO it would be a new one. Words of encouragement are one of the major food groups.
We need to consume them regularly to thrive and grow.
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