I Have So Many But Someone Got Me Amped Up Behind This One

The images provided and what your are seeing are not mentioned. So I can't help you at this time. We need to see a lot closer shot and have a clue what you are looking at. That would be helpful.

Depends on what your looking for? If you trying to see a doubled die, then here is what to look for for this year/mint:
Obverse:
http://www.varietyvista.com/01a%20L...O%201951.htm
Reverse:
http://www.varietyvista.com/01a%20L...R%201951.htm
Note how the devices are affected on these images. But note the Description lines on the pages. As they will tell you what is doubled.


You compare your coin with the devices (letters or numbers) on the site. If you have a doubled die that matches the devices will be showing the same spread. If there is not spread, then it is not a doubled die, but is a normal coin. Examples:
1941 DDO-002

Note the differences in size of the devices? If not look at the centers of the '4's. Then you will see they are different.
1968-D FS-801 DDR (Doubled-Die-Reverse) Quarter

Note the lower image show the devices a lot larger than the normal example above.
So what you are doing is to if your coin has the devices enlarged, or if they are normal on your coin. Hope this helps?
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To CCF! You need to tell us what you think is an error.

First To CCF , when ever you post photos of coins make sure they come out right side up ( hard on the neck ) also you need much larger picks of both sides of a coin so we can see details of any errors you may have .