Please I need some help with Die Attribution

[Morganmanic]

Is this coin one of the 1988-P die varieties?







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[eagames]

Welcome aboard!
I saw you post some others on CU.
I'm sure some of those are DDOs like the 1989 you posted.

This might be a DDO but I don't see it as a match to the listed ones. The E of WE looks interesting.

Have you been using the variety search function yet:

http://www.coppercoins.com/advsearch.php

From that list you can click the EDS MDS LDS to see the other pics.

[coop]

I see two light sources. That will make it apear to be something, when it isn't. So please post some images only using a single light source. That would help more.

[Morganmanic]

hello coop
I did not use two light sources. These pics were taken with a digital microscope using its light source only

[coop]

You might like to submit if if Chuck or Bob thinks it is worth a closer look.


Sometimes a second light source is not intentional. Light from a window/light from a lamp in the same room. The best way to check for this is to place you hand so you can block any unwanted light. When you figure out the diection you can block it with a curtain of facial tissue hung off you scope to remove the unwanted light source.

[coppercoins]

I see a completely normal coin here.

"Two light sources" does not necessarily mean two different lamps. If it's one ring light yet has two different bulbs, that counts as two light sources.

You definitely have light coming down on that coin from at least two different directions, which is what is giving you the appearance of doubling on a normal coin.