1944 Lincoln Wheat Cent Doubling?

. That is normal on the E. Not seeing doubling on the face with this pic.
John1

I cannot tell anything from this pic but there are several doubled dies for this year.

LINK http://www.varietyvista.com/01a%20L...O%201944.htm

The doubling you think you see on the "face", may be channeling/trenching, it was common for this time period.

LINK https://www.error-ref.com/retouchin...gn-elements/

You may also have a lamination

LINK https://www.error-ref.com/retained-lamination/ to the east of Abe's nose, out in the field. A sharper pic would help with all of these things I mentioned.

I see no evidence of channeling on the OP's coin. Just a contact mark on the jaw. Channeling back then look more like this on the fields:

This was done to enhance the dies swollen spreading of the master hub. Thus the master dies had been altered to show this channeling to enhance the edge of the bust design. Sometimes it was seen on the head area also:

But as the dies were polished, the channeling marks that were incuse on the die, were polished off, then parts of the enhancement would disappear. Note on the head area, there outside lines are missing, but the closer marks are still showing. So die state shows this on the fresher die states, when polishing happened, more and more would go away totally. Thus why you don't see it any longer on the affected dies.

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Normal looking cent with post mint damage. Keep searching!