In the photos I see nothing that makes me believe this is a doubled die. Having said that, the photos have a lot to be desired with regard to lighting, focus, and the fact that the photos, for the better part, were not taken level to the coin. This distorts the focal field and brings most of the image out of focus.
So...there's still some hope, however I do not see it in the photos. All Lincoln cents appear to have some distortion and thickness in the reverse letters from that era - roughly 1982-1987. Although you did not announce the date of the coin, I can tell it's from this era with what little is provided, and figure the coin is either a 1982, 1983 or 1984.
I don't mean to be hard on you regarding the photos or the coin - it's just that with what was given, it's really impossible for anyone to tell you much one way or the other. If you believe this is indeed a doubled die, send the coin in to an attributor or find a way to get proper photos of it and we can readdress the issue.
So...there's still some hope, however I do not see it in the photos. All Lincoln cents appear to have some distortion and thickness in the reverse letters from that era - roughly 1982-1987. Although you did not announce the date of the coin, I can tell it's from this era with what little is provided, and figure the coin is either a 1982, 1983 or 1984.
I don't mean to be hard on you regarding the photos or the coin - it's just that with what was given, it's really impossible for anyone to tell you much one way or the other. If you believe this is indeed a doubled die, send the coin in to an attributor or find a way to get proper photos of it and we can readdress the issue.


















