1990 P Lincoln Memorial Cent Doubled Eye?

There have been doubled dies past '89 - they are just not as prevalent since the mint started the 'single squeeze' method to the dies. That may be over-simplifying (and I'm not 100% on the year they started with it) but I'm sure I'll be corrected if it's wrong.

There's been extra trees on State Quarters, extra fingers on Lincoln's hands, etc. No doubt there is a possibility for an extra eye/lid. To me it looks like a well-placed die chip, as the curvature is slightly different, but then I'm not an expert on these. Mike Diamond and Bill (foundinrolls) do go through these posts so just have a little patience - I'm sure one or both will pop in here soon.

The doubling is flat, pushed from Machine Doubling damage during the strike.

I believe It's Md I don't see any raised image just a flat like image

i have seen many like this on Kennedy halves also they can trick you

What I see from left to right is Machine Doubling. But from south to north it appears you may have a second eyelid. That would be consistent with a doubled die. While it is possible to have Machine Doubling in two or even three different directions on a coin, the second eyelid doesn't look like Machine Doubling. It's possible that you have a combination of Machine Doubling and a bona fide doubled die. But any secure determination would require a personal examination.

"flat shelf like in appearance classical 'damage' signs on the eye ball.however the eyelid appears to be doubled(die) in the upper eye socket above the original eyelid,just below the eyebrow..this is what is interesting to me."
. i'll be for updates.

Scooby.. try here: http://conecaonline.org/attribution_services.html - I've never sent anything in but Mike D is the President of CONECA, so that's where I went a-searchin'

Get Mr. Diamond's email from here: http://conecaonline.org/content/con...aminers.html (according to instructions on the Examinations page) and ask him if he's available, then if he is, just follow the rest of the instructions. Good luck and keep us posted!

If that doesn't work out you can contact John Wexler. jwex@comcast.net
Doubled Die . com

Well, finish your popcorn and let this thread die. Here is the response I got from James Wiles:

"The east-west is MDD and the North is part of the normal design. No need to pay to have this attributed.
Thanks,
James Wiles"

Oh well, the search continues.