1983 Philadelphia Lincoln Memorial Cent / LMC Could This Be A New Variety, Doubled Die Reverse / DDR

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Poin New Member United States 43 Posts	Posted 04/09/2018 6:51 pm Hi all, so I found this roll hunting, the doubling is on the right side of the memorial and America. Is this a DDR, all input is highly appreciated. Report this Post to the Staff

Crazyb0 Rest in Peace 10197 Posts	Posted 04/09/2018 6:56 pm From what I see, its a NW high bounce MD, on right memorial an AMERICA Report this Post to the Staff
Poin New Member United States 43 Posts	Posted 04/09/2018 6:58 pm Nw high bounce? Report this Post to the Staff
coop Bedrock of the Community United States 62064 Posts	Posted 04/09/2018 7:01 pm Just another MD coin. Note the area you are looking is is flat shelf like. I don't I remember a single DDR on the outside of the building. Report this Post to the Staff
Mark1959 Pillar of the Community 7234 Posts	Posted 04/09/2018 7:31 pm Yep, just Machine Doubling - you'de figure by now the mint would bolt them minting machines to a concrete base that's buried 20 feet under ground! STOP that jumping! LOL! Edited by Mark1959 04/09/2018 7:32 pm Report this Post to the Staff
luvmyCAM Pillar of the Community United States 1479 Posts	Posted 04/09/2018 11:46 pm Point, I found one similar to yours. Its a jumper but sure makes you think it might be. Mine has such deep Strike Doubling it catches your eye. Alas the fields of America show all the symptoms of mechanical/strike doubling : Flat shelflike, no serifs or notches. The 83 is definitely a rascal both obverse and reverse. I use my 83 DR 801 and 802 as reference and each time they prove my 803 theory as Strike Doubling and a heartbeat stopper. Lets keep looking for a new 803 variety, the Strike Doubling variety :) Report this Post to the Staff
Coppergold Pillar of the Community United States 939 Posts	Posted 04/10/2018 03:35 am I love looking for Doubled die's for 1983 P, And D's. I also love how the 1983 cents were designed. Amazing DDR's and if you find that copper 1983 cent, boy you gotta check. To me, when I see 1983, its like getting a lottery ticket.7,752,355,000 (7.752 billion) minted that year, but its still a chance to win big bucks if you know what to look for... ;) Its too bad this is just some MD! Honestly I would keep it still, Just to show MD off to people so they know what it is, if they so happen to be interested in what you do. Plus, they refer to MD as a poormans doubled die for a reason, in some extreme cases you might get a few bucks for one.. if you are lucky! Edited by Coppergold 04/10/2018 03:49 am Report this Post to the Staff
coop Bedrock of the Community United States 62064 Posts	Posted 04/11/2018 4:02 pm Because of the years of the known most doubled dies, a lot of Machine Doubling is wished to be a doubled die. They look so hard to find something, when nothing is really there. Ever notice, that they always think it is the most valuable one each time? Report this Post to the Staff
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1983 Philadelphia LMC Could This Be A New Variety, DDR