Any coin that is doubled check the cherry pickers book you never know what they list in there. I found a ddr. Never new how much it was worth. Now it in my safe! Always check!
Ths is very common, especially on cents of the 1950s. It is the same thing that caused what is known as the Poorman's Doubled Die on 1955 cents. It is not a doubled die as we know it since the doubling is caused by die wear and not duplication caused by hubbing a die incorrectly. Although neat to look at it should never be confused with a doubled die.
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CoinLady
Level 6
A little too subtle for me
Mike
Level 7
Any coin that is doubled check the cherry pickers book you never know what they list in there. I found a ddr. Never new how much it was worth. Now it in my safe! Always check!
user_7180
Level 5
Everything is collectable to someone. Especially as a type of error!
numi613
Level 4
Cool!! Out of curiosity, is it worth more than a normal 1953?
user_6683
Level 4
Nice cent you got there!
Quarter quiz dude
Level 5
cool!
foundinrolls
Level 3
Ths is very common, especially on cents of the 1950s. It is the same thing that caused what is known as the Poorman's Doubled Die on 1955 cents. It is not a doubled die as we know it since the doubling is caused by die wear and not duplication caused by hubbing a die incorrectly. Although neat to look at it should never be confused with a doubled die.
CMCC
Level 5
DDD, or even DDDD! Die Deterioration Doubled Date! I've never heard of that fancy error! I like that coin!
Kepi
Level 6
Great find! I love doubling!
Peter
Level 4
Nice Coin and good job in find it