DD OR DDD 0

[Gk6]

Looking for a little help on this one. This doubling is taking place everywhere on the obverse.

[J P M]

looks DDD

[Greenstang]

Agree

A bad case of the DDD's

[Oldhoopster]

No notching or split serifs, no widening, flat appearance.  Nothing matches the characteristics of hub doubling.

It looks like Die Deterioration, but I tend to lump DDD and MD into the same, "worthless" doubling bucket.  I realize that they're caused by different mechanisms but IMO, I don't see the need to spend much effort differentiating between the two. Just my opinion

[RWB]

Not a doubled die. Mechanical and possible die deterioration causes. No value.

[Coinbuf]

No not die doubling, just uber common and worthless strike doubling; AKA mechanical doubling.

[Mohawk]

I'm seeing machine doubling and possibly some die deterioration doubling.  Neither form of doubling is considered collectible.

[VKurtB]

Time for the OP to learn some more. Looking for “doubling” is USUALLY a fool’s errand. Lemme guess. YouTube?

[Gk6]

No not YouTube just looked weird when I got my change back. To be honest not really interested in error coins. More into harder to find coins.

 

Thanks everyone 

[VKurtB]

On 10/17/2021 at 6:30 PM, Gk6 said:

No not YouTube just looked weird when I got my change back. To be honest not really interested in error coins. More into harder to find coins.

 

Thanks everyone 

Great! About time more like that came into the hobby. I’ve about lost patience with the “ooh, look, a error” crowd.