1982 LMC Awesome DDR!

Can't tell much from the pictures. Try a few closeups of the area of "AMERICA" you are asking about.

Too much glare and too pixelated.
John1

Ok so the problem I'm having is being able to capture both doubled images at the same time. It's always one or the other. But here is the same area, only I'm capturing the other image and the one you could see in the last picture is hidden. Note the little notched area has reversed.

I'm thinking the same--appears to be a circulation ding. Hoping we see large and sharp, less-glare photos.

The second stamping down and to the right of the first.

Coin photography isn't easy. We need sharp(er) close-ups, please. As Altec12 said, what you are seeing and what we are able to see are two different things.

A contact mark can make the same event. A doubled die would show a spread on the centers of the devices, enlarging them. that is not present on your coin. Look for the spread of the devices.





On this DDR you can see the spread I mentioned on the devices, and it is not just a single area. If there is no spread, there isn't a doubled die on these dies. The single squeeze dies are a different story.

Just want to also mention the notch in the bottom left of the first A, and the U(s) of E Pluribus Unum seem to show something in this picture.

I also want to make sure everyone knows I'm just kidding around if it sounds like I'm being a smartypants or something. I throw in the tongue out emoji to show that :p . But it's easy to misinterpret forum posts. I must have taken (dead serious) 300 pictures before I finally got them both to show up together. It can be so frustrating seeing it there in person but not being able to show it to you guys. But I'm always just kidding around about slaying the dragon's that guard the gates of Coin Community Doubled Die Approval Castle :p

But thanks for hanging in there with me. Hopefully you guys can see something there now.