Time To Look At Your Shield Cents Closer!

That is awesome. I still need to go through my unattributed 1999 DDRs to see I have that one. I have been mentioned in Wexler's column for a 2015 WDDO-007 and for a 2015 NE WDDR-055. I was also in Mr Diamond's at least twice.

I was in Coin World on January 16th for 2016-P KY WDDR-008.
He usually says if he plans to put a variety in his column on the email or the paper, but I don't see it on this submission. I'm actually a little surprised since I believe that, at least, 2 of these new listings may be "best of". (I'm just trying to hype up when wexler's site is going to get updated )

Congrats on the 10 new listings and being mentioned in Coin World for your finds.

My new listing for my 1974-D Eisenhower dollar (1974D $1 WDDO-002) should be mentioned in next weeks(Aug 21st) edition.

I don't have a subscription to Coin World. Can they be bought at a magazine rack?

I wonder if the Denver mint sent some these DDR's out.

Thanks for your offer...I might have to take you up on it. I definitely want a copy. I was planning a trip for my birthday, Aug 22, over to Spokane, WA. to see if I can find a copy. But really don't think I will find one.

I'm not seeing anything even remotely close to a DDR on the OP's coin. No disrespect intended to Wexler's or anyone else but there has to be a point were the the anomaly is so so miner it should not be recognized as anything but that.

I'm very happy and excited for the OP but I don't half to accept anything. Like I said I don't mean to offend anyone but if I don't see it with my own eye's (key point) then I'm not just going to agree with everyone just to appease them. Wexler can say it's a DDR all day long but I don't have to agree with his assessment even tho he's the expert. If I don't see it, I don't see it

Most doubled die are minor forms and the discovery goes without major attentions, only the real error and varieties specialists appreciate it, of the already discovered doubled die and rpm that has been published. I found that most collectors wouldn't be able to distinguish the difference between the normal strike and the doubled strikes, you'd need multiple magnification to confirm it and most still can't tell much of a differences, depending on the type of doubling.