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Confirm 1968-S Unc. Lincoln Memorial DDO Date & Liberty?

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Going through a roll of uncirculated 1968S and I'm finding many coins like showing in the photographs. Hopefully the photographs are good enough for viewing.
Are these of the double die varieties?
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Appears to be Machine Doubling, not a DDO
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Here is a link for more info https://www.error-ref.com/machine-doubling/
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Lawest.... so these would be a pushing Machine Doubling. Thank you for taking time to respond.
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Agree this is MD.



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Thanks Coinfrog
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Dearborn, the MM appears doubled to me. I'm not sure if it would be called a RPM or not.
So, would you say that Machine Doubling is worth much of nothing?
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Dearborn, a lot of these coins have chips inside the curls of the S mint mark... I'm figuring that it's just normal and not a clear S mint mark.
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I see MD all around and no RPM. MD is not a premium.
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Very common medium bounce Machine Doubling issue. Very common on 1968-1972. A doubled die can have Machine Doubling, but Machine Doubling never makes a doubled die. A doubled die is created only on a die that have hub doubling on the die.
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Coop,those are some nice images you provided.
What the heck is a double die than?
If Machine Doubling is not a double die than what's a double die.
I'm guessing the only true examples are the 1969S and 1955 Lincoln's.
I thought I knew the differences but I'm sad to say that I do not.
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As coop says a doubled die is when the die imprint is doubled. Machine Doubling is when the die either moves or the planchet moves during the strike.
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