1960 D Large Date (1c) Penny. Does Anyone Think I Have A DDO And/ Or RPM D/D? (6 Different Pennies)

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Best to post one coin per thread, easier for everyone. I see no doubled dies at all, as Coinfrog said, looks like a lot of Die Deterioration. That being said, with the pics provided (need to be clearer), coin number 4 looks like it could be RPM-003, on Variety Vista, pic comparison below. Coins 5 and 6 show promise with something going on inside the mm. There are a pile of RPM's for this year so I'm letting you study those, with the link below, get back with us on your thoughts. Remember, you can rule out most by the mint mark location to the date.

Link to RPM-003 http://www.varietyvista.com/02b%20L...0DRPM003.htm

Link to VV's 1960 D RPM's. http://www.varietyvista.com/02b%20L...20(1-60).htm

Your coin is showing Machine Doubling. Note the date and mintmark are affected. Not die wear. Note the east side of the zero is reduced in size. That is what Machine Doubling does. It remove part of the contour of the affected area. If you checked other areas on the devices on the same side, they are probably also affected the same?

Note that on this coin, the devices were all affected in the same direction. Your coin might also show this on your coin. Different directions are affected by the looseness of the machine. Even from strike to strike they can be different looking. Not a die issue, but a striking issue. (RPM/DDO / DDR are die varieties, die issues) Machine Doubling is a machine issue.

I agree, please post only one coin at a time (makes replying easier).

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