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1990-D Lincoln Memorial Cent RPM?

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Looks like maybe? Whatcha think please and thanks.
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 Posted 01/24/2021  12:28 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add John1 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
MD. No RPM's after 1989.
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As John says, no such thing as an RPM on coins later than 1989. Any doubling on the mint mark of a coin 1990 or later would be a DDO if anything at all. My guess would be MD on this one as John said, but possibly a little DDD as well.
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Ok thanks. Lol that's why I was wondering. DDO can happen on everything else except MM.
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Not true. On 1990 and newer the MM can be doubled along with the rest of the obverse making it a DDO,but not just the MM.
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But this is not a DDO. It is called DDD ( Die Deterioration Doubling) Note the outside field area is affected. This is because die wear flows towards the closest rim direction. If this were a DDO, the the centers of the devices would be enlarged. Not the field outside of the devices area affected.
Strong DDD:
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On a doubled die that is strong that affects the date and mintmark enlarges it on the centers of the devices:
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DDO affects the centers of the devices.
MD affects the outside edges of devices.
DDD affects the fields outside of the devices.
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Thanks everyone. That's why I had the 99 in picture. Nothing happening to them but the MM was.
Thanks for confirming my thought.
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