1962 Proof Lincoln Cent 1-DR-001-P & 1-D0-004-P

Wow! You sure do find some nice ones O-F. DDO and DDR on one coin. I found a DDO and a RPM on a 51-S Lincoln. Always nice to get two for one.

Too bad O'F, I thought you had it. I really have trouble with those shiny coins. I guess it's good I work mostly with circulateds. Nice coin Coop, do you always have to find a match when a new one is found?

I'm still not seeing the same hub doubling as the 1962P-1DR-004. There maybe some doubling on your coin, but it is no where near the strength that the 004 has on it. (the glare on your images maybe hiding some of what you are seeing. many times we want to show something and put too much light on that area. The glare paints it white. But the spread is not there on your coin. I find some doubled dies and even with 35X you can see with a scope, but when I take an image of it, nothing shows on the images. Then I realize that it is too minor. So you may see it on your coin, but if it is too minor it doesn't show on images. I recently went through a roll of cello cents was surprised at looking at the devices the thinning, the polishing die to some of the coins. You think they would be consistent but on proof coins this seems not to be the case. So on proof doubled dies, we need to see the line between hubbings. On the older coins with the multi squeeze processes, the spread will often be seen as a line, notch or in the case of class 6 doubled dies, just wider devices. So it takes a while before we find very nice doubled dies. In the last batch to 50, I found one strong DDR, One weak DDR and one very minor. (not a great catch that time) So in order to have a collectable example, they must be stronger to be listed. (but I still save all doubled dies I find, even minor ones)