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1940 D Cent Possible Error? Your Thoughts? Thanks!

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Hello. Found this one while searching tonight. Appears to have some doubling in date. It was very difficult to take good pics. Shows up much better in hand with loop. Can actually see it in "9" and "0" too better in hand with loop. Your thoughts? Or is it Machine Doubling? Thanks for looking!

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All Lincoln cents are considered modern, so I moved your post to the appropriate section for the proper attention.

That looks like MD to me.
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Yep, it is MD. The mintmark is a giveaway for being doubled as well in the same direction. For this year (and every year before 1990), a doubled die cent would not have a matching doubled MM.

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Thank you!
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I agree with spruett001
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I didn't have time before but, notice the lack of corresponding doubling of the MM on this example of a Doubled Die (courtesy PCGS):

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Note how the affected devices are reduced on the OP's images. It is MD.
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Be aware that some of the information provide in this post by others is inaccurate. You can have Strike Doubling (MD) shifted in the same direction as hub doubling (doubled die) and some doubled dies such as the 1969-S DDO-001 are known to come with Strike Doubling. However the 1940-D is Strike Doubling aka Machine Doubling. You need to learn the difference or you could end up passing on a genuine doubled die that also has Strike Doubling. See the article on this at the below link:
http://koinpro.tripod.com/Articles/...dDieCent.htm

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MD.
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1940-D-Cent-Possible-Error?--Your-Thoughts?--Thanks!

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No luck this time but you're definitely looking in the right place!
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Quote:
Be aware that some of the information provide in this post by others is inaccurate.


I apologize for simplifying my response. I will rephrase it:

For this year (and every year before 1990), a doubled die cent is unlikely to have a matching doubled MM. However, realize that multiple forms of "doubling" can be combined on a single coin.

Always learning!


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