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I believe this is A doubled die discovered by Cooper! Take a look. Thanks Cheers  Edited by Evan7
08/06/2019 7:33 pm
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Bedrock of the Community
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Definitely a DDR, but I am not sure if it's that number though. Errers and Varietys.
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Thank you EV for your feedback. It "looks like the one Coop submitted" but I don't understand every terminology used in coin collecting. I don't know what a die gouge is for example, etc.
Cheers
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Bedrock of the Community
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Ask that as a question for a thread, and well add information to fill in the blanks for you.
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Is this the doubles die you submitted Coop?
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Bedrock of the Community
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I'm not seeing what your talking about on this image? This looks like a normal coin. I just noticed this is your thread. But I have the answer prepared for a new thread. So I'll post it now on a new thread. Are you talking about a bar on the right side of the statue? I don't have one like that. Mine is a lot different:  Statue almost on the steps. Edited by coop
08/06/2019 10:10 pm
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Coop, yes I was. The Wexler doubled die website says Richard Cooper submitted 1999 D DDR 003. Maybe it was a different Richard Cooper. Sorry for inconvenience. I do believe this is a Doubled die though. Appreciate you (and EV) taking your time and at least responding to my thread. I'm probably not gonna make any new posts as it's useless if I don't get any feedback from members here. Thanks for all your time! Cheers! I'm out! |
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FYI, your coin is almost certainly DDR-007. You linked to WDDR-003, which is the same doubled die. Learning terminology takes time, but if you ask about a particular doubled die then it's fairly important to get it correct or folks go looking at the wrong coin catalog (which is apparently what happened here with E & V). DDR is CONECA numbering as found on VarietyVista.com, WDDR is Wexler as found on doubleddie.com, and this coin also is attributed by coppercoins.com as 1999D-1DR-004. Yup, three different numbers all referring to the same die. By the way, that's one of the best column bar doubled dies out there, congrats! |
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I noticed coop's penny discovery had a significant spread on EPU and I'm not seeing that on this coin. Although I do agree it is DDR, I don't know which one. I rarely look at pennies |
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Well that is my coins. But I guess I don't have that image on my images host. (or if it is I didn't spot it)  It maybe one of the images on this collage?) Edited by coop
08/07/2019 1:36 pm
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Guys, thanks for viewing and commenting.
Coop, on your collage, mine coin is the one that says STRONG (shoulder to base)
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