1917 DDO 1936 DDO LWC

Was wondering the same thing... from here they dont look like DDO's, IMHO...
Better pics needed.

We cannot answer your question without better pictures.

These look like they are silver in color.

See the broken R in LIBERTY? You don't see it like that on the doubled dies. On the 1936 doubled die with the broken R, one of the engravings has it so it appears as a thin leg. Yours has no leg.
I know you are convinced that these coins and the many others you have are all doubled dies, but I don't think you realize what a doubled die is.
Better pictures won't change what the coins are.

Thank you, Coop! See, fella's he's a person with great observation.. Cwb, do you see the difference? Notice, Coop here never makes confirmation on any device with out documents, enlisted records, facts to his "Claim" that is unless the fact is already obvious.. Cwb, please don't misunderstand I mean no offense I'm simply making a point here. I understand where you're coming from and I'm appreciated I'm sure you just want to help but you and EVERYONE must understand that if you're going to make a conviction on anything you must have something to back it up documents anything official to support your claim... You said so yourself "He's convinced they're varieties" sure, why not I may be wrong "unconvince" me it's not impossible I've changed my mind been unconvinced many times before. I cant speak for others but for myself if I'm already convinced on something decided already I'm sorry but if you feel your conviction is greater and more accurate than mine by all means prove it? Just experience and words alone is not goin to be enough. I'm sorry if I offended anyone I apologize I'm just making a point.

I applaud those who can make confirmation on the subject of speaking in such confidence with so little data this amazes me so much that I may just concur with the majority.

Thank you
Robert

If Coop say's they're not DDO's DDO's they're not... I'll trust his judgement on this one considering the odds...

These are not doubled die coins.
Send them to a third party grading company.
One of the hubs for the 1936 cents had a broken R in LIBERTY, so many of the 1936 cents will show the broken R. Three of the major 1936 doubled dies were made with this hub and a non broken hub. So like I said in the last post, they will show a thin leg.

Sorry Medalmind, your 1917 is not a doubled die. On the big 1917 DDO the point in the curve of the 9 is completely split and I am not seeing that on your coin. Also, back to your original question - the coin does have evidence of a really abrasive cleaning.