1956-D. I See A Lower Eyelid, Do I?

I don't think so.
John1

Ok, here's why: when I look at the 6 in the date it appears (to me) to be overly large and rounded. So I thought I'd check for a doubling...nothing except what appears to be a lower eyelid. All listing of doubling for this year have an extra eyelid near the upper eyelid corner. My coin has what looks like an extra lower eyelid...must be an anomaly, certainly not PMD but maybe just die wear.

Thanks coop.

Sorry. I don't see anything there. When we have to look that close to see something, it is too minor to be a collectable. Even die scratches are larger than what I see under the eye. For it to be a collectable it should be seen at 10X and when we need to look closer, the 35X is still over kill, but I use if for die scratches and such. Look for the coins that they jump out at you. Then you know you've found something. Your seeing what you are looking for, but you need to scan back to find what is collectable. We all go through this. I find that when I try to get an image and nothing shows in the photo, but it shows in my scope, then I've reached the limit to what is collectable. Too minor is not real desirable.