1964 DDO

[Steven]

Found this one today but can't tell which DDO it is the 4 in the date looks to have a double bar and slight doubling to the west along the angled part of the four. The L and B have horizontal bars to the south and the L looks to also have a virtical bar to the S/W. Any help. I'm leaning toward the 1DO-003 but would like another opinion or two. Sorry about the photos, I see to be getting worse at taking them. Gonna have to get better lighting, camera or something. Thanks, Steven

[coop]

Steven: Actually the images are getting better. Just a little focus problem with the coins. The first images you were show had too much glare at the top edge of your coins, but that is gone now, so I would say your getting better. Are your using a ramp to tilt your coins? That would throw the focus off id it was too much of a pitch on it. Just takes time to get the techinique down that works for your setup. As for the DDO it looks real nice. This post could have been placed on the "New Finds - Die Varieties and Varieties" area of the site as this is not an error, but a variety coin.
If it is a 1964-D coin, it could be this one:
http://www.coppercoins.com/lincoln/diestate.php?date=1964&die_id=1964d1do001&die_state=mds
Check the markers to be sure. Or this one:
http://www.coppercoins.com/lincoln/diestate.php?date=1964&die_id=1964d1do003&die_state=mds
Or if it is a Philly mint one:
http://www.coppercoins.com/lincoln/diestate.php?date=1964&die_id=1964p1do004&die_state=mds
Or this one:
http://www.coppercoins.com/lincoln/diestate.php?date=1964&die_id=1964p1do005&die_state=mds
Or it could be one not listed yet. Do you know how to use the search feature on the site? It is one the home page on the middle left hand side. This makes searching for RPM/DD's a lot easier IF they are listed yet. Looks like a interesting DDO. Just realized that if there is a lower doubling on L of LIBERTY, to check for the upper spread on the 4 in the date. Thanks for bring that to my attention with your question. All benefit from everyones comments.

[Steven]

OOPS again. I guess a little thing like the MM is good to add in the description of the coin. This one is a Denver mint. Thanks for the information. I did find the find the search feature and it has helped with a lot of the questions I have had without having to post the question.
Thanks again,
Steven

[coop]

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