1969 S Double OBV Lincoln Cent?

No added value as a Doubled Die because it is not one, but if you call it out as a "Strike Doubled" 1969-S like all of these completed sales did,
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_sac...Sold=1&rt=nc
you could maybe get $10 for it. Please be aware that true error coin collectors consider these to be damaged coins, Not an error but, there are people that buy them for some reason and if they are willing to pay for them you might as well get what you can for it. I had some in the past I threw back because I was told they are worthless, I wish I would have held onto them, even if they only brought $5 a piece that is 500 times more vlaue than the penny!

The only DDO 1969-S you can get for under $10 are the ones that no body cares about and you need a microscope to inspect them for the doubling.

I am not saying it is bad or good to sell strike doubled coins but, I would not have any problem sleeping at night, as long as, I knew I called it out correctly. It is definitely not against the rules or unethical if you call it out correctly. Adding a phrase stating in the auction that the coin is "NOT A DOUBLED DIE" and that it is Not Considered A Die Error but, is rather Strike/Machine Damage caused during the striking process. Adding A link or name of a website that explains the difference, would help ease some minds and it would prove if they are really selling to people that don't have a clue or if these people actually find value in them.

From what I have read, they have been selling like this for several months. I did not give the advice to try and mislead people.

I agree with coops statement.
John1