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This was another one of my finds and I can say that I have never found a 60's cent in this condition. They are always brown or very chewed up. This has some spots from something, but its very shiny. I believe it is a DDO on the date. Let me know what you think! Have a wonderful New Year!!     |
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Rest in Peace
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There are no DDO's for the date in 63, eyelids and IGWT and L of LIBERTY, none for date. You have a good example of multi direction AND multi-kind of MD.  The YELLOW shows the Shelf kind of MD caused by a bounce. The RED shows a Shearing effect caused by a slicing of the sharp edges of the devices as it moved (either up or down). MD is caused by the dies bouncing upon impact , like a hammer will bounce upon a nail to bleed off the energy (physics). |
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Quote:There are no DDO's for the date in 63 There is at least one known on the date. 1963 DDO-001, 1-O-II-C Light spread on date. Always be on the lookout for new varieties! I see some 1963-D cents in the background. There are several doubled dies known for that year and mint, so look closely! Edited by cwb
12/31/2017 9:46 pm
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Actually, on doubleddie.com, there are 11 known DDO's for 1963 P. Some of them are only found on Proof coinage only though. Here's the link. doubleddie.com/814997.html Errers and Varietys.
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12/31/2017 9:52 pm
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Quote: Actually, on doubleddie.com, there are 11 known DDO's for 1963 P. Some of them are only found on Proof coinage only though. I think he was referring to doubling on the date, not elsewhere on the coin. |
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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He was. But I just wanted to let you know that there is 11 DDO'S for 1963 P. In the pictures of the OP's coin, it's not a Doubled Die. It's what Crazyb0 said it is. :) Errers and Varietys.
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Thanks guys!! I will look into it. I have (4) 1963-D to peruse through, numerous 64's, 68's, 69's (no S) and one each of 65-67. This doubling thing is confusing!! But I am trying! Thanks for the site I'll be looking ithrough it. #128076;#10084;#65039;
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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 good luck ,and try to post pics of both sides of the coin please it can help , happy hunting and thanks for sharing  |
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United States
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I thought I did! LOL  |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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thanks for that sometime they will see stuff we miss good luck ,and if you have something but not sure you can take it to a dealer ('s)or a show .to have it in hand to look at helps to thanks for sharing ,happy hunting |
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