1958-D Massive MD Date

You are correct. But it is a nice one.
John1

I save extreme ones in to a tube. I figure why waste 5 cents to save something worth one cent? I save sveral different items for educational images incase someone has a question on a coin, I can find one easily. The items I save in tubes are (each tube is marked):
1. Feeder Finger Damage
2. Lathe Lines
3. Extreme Die Wear
4. Extreme die cracks
5. Heavy Die Clashes
6. Rim Issues
7. Extreme Markers
8. Extreme Die Scratches
9. Extreme Machine Doubling
10 Extreme Die Gouges

why do you call this penny MD, and this,-DDO, what's the difference?
http://www.lincolncentresource.com/...VDBddo1.html

It is Mechanical Doubling or offset hub doubling the 1909 vdb is also hub doubling and not really a true double die bt I would wait for a expert to chime in. I own the 1909 vdb DDO #2 which is different. This is where an expert will be alot more useful then my input.


I do have the 1909 vdb DDO coin you referenced to in that link, this is my 1909 vdb DDO #2 which is a double die (any chance to show it I will)















A second 1909 V.D.B. doubled die
obverse exists (FS-012.1), but it
exhibits only extra thickness in the
letters.