2020 D Dime DDO / DDR? MD?

Glare doubling. A real problem with new ultra shiny coins. Try using a defused lighting source such as daylight or a piece of white paper between your coin and lighting source. Keep practicing, keep searching!

to the CCF!

@fri, first welcome to CCF. Second, when the doubling is in the direction of the rim, you should be thinking DDD. It looks like STATES may have some of that.

Just Machine Doubling. When looking at Variety Vista, no DDO's have been found since 1973 and they were proof coins. So a waste of time looking for DDO's on the new stuff. On the DDR's there are DDR's since 1999, but you need to look these up to see what is the DDR. Your not looking in the right areas to find the doubled dies on the single squeeze dies. They are in the centers of the design, not on the outer edges of devices. So take a look to see what you should be looking for on these:
http://www.varietyvista.com/07%20Ro...Listings.htm
Note each of the years listed and you will see what areas to check to see for the DDR's. A few listings from Wexler's site:

DDR's on the Newer dies. Note the areas and check for post 1999 forward reverse dimes for this type of doubling. Training your eyes with the knowledge of what the DDR's look like is always better than a guess. Machine Doubling is caused by the machine. A doubled die is created by the dies. Thus the term: Doubled Dies.











So these are the listed examples, but check all 1999 forwards to see if you can find the same doubling of unlisted dies. Knowing what to look for will help you find them easier.

CoopHome: Knowing what areas to search on dimes will help you find DDR's a lot easier. center of the design on the reverse of the post 1999 dimes.