1960 D Lincoln Large Date

[Glenn Armstrong]

Good Day! 

Found this Lincoln in a mint set and thought I saw things with date and mint mark that the graders did not. Attached you will find photos I took as well as the NGC obverse photo. There is mechanical doubling, but looked as tho something else with date and mintmark. Curious if my eyes were just playing "hopeful" tricks on me or if others see anything out of the ordinary. I sent in for variety service, and do understand that all varieties are not eligible. Was deemed not a variety. Any input is greatly appreciated. 

[physics-fan3.14]

Good pictures - but your eyes are playing tricks. I do not see any hub doubling. But I do see some machine doubling and some die deterioration doubling (both of these effects are common, and many people mistake them for true hub doubling). 

[kidrootbeer]

1 hour ago, physics-fan3.14 said:

Good pictures - but your eyes are playing tricks. I do not see any hub doubling. But I do see some machine doubling and some die deterioration doubling (both of these effects are common, and many people mistake them for true hub doubling). 

Very True... and if you want to see some really wacky Die Polishing, keep looking at 1960-D Large Date pennies

[Glenn Armstrong]

Thanks for the input, much appreciated. As a newbie any and all  bits of information are of value. Thanks for confirming what I suspected machine doubling and my eyes playing tricks, and yes I am noticing the Die Polishing extremes. 

[Dgram1]

No dought

 

[coinman1794]

There are a number of nice/interesting RPMs and DDOs known for 1960-D cents. This does not appear to be one of them, but it does have die erosion doubling or possibly machine doubling damage.

Here are a couple 1960-D varieties:

1960-D DDO-101 (RPM & DDO)

1960-D CONECA DDO-004