CONECA Members Share… Image courtesy of James Wiles A recent attribution package from ANACS revealed a 1999-S PA States Quarter with the strongest spread DDO of any States Quarter known. The doubling is a class IV, offset toward the East with a tilt, resulting the strong spread on the Left side of the Obverse fading […]
by Ken Potter—NLG The photo above is courtesy of J.T. Stanton and not of the MS65 just sold. However, it is of the same variety. July 18, 2003—Sam Lukes of Visalia, California has confirmed the sale of a 1970-S Doubled Die Obverse #1 Lincoln cent graded by Numismatic Guaranty Corporation of America in Mint State […]
by J.T. Stanton, NLG Introduction Explaining the difference between die doubling (doubled dies, repunched dates, repunched mintmarks among others) and the more confusing forms of doubling can be very challenging and even more difficult for a novice to comprehend. Additionally, there are times when determining the difference can be frustrating for even a very experienced […]
by Ken Potter – NLG Image © Ken Potter 2011 / Coin Courtesy of Billy Crawford Just when you’d think that everything that was major for a coin over 20 years old could have been found, up pops a beautiful 1988 Doubled Die Obverse cent that vies that of the famous 1984 cent. The doubling […]
By Tom DeLorey February 25, 2015 — An exciting new doubled die error has been found on a 1919 “Winged Liberty” or Mercury Head dime. In terms of the degree of rotation between the two impressions it is almost as great as that seen on the famous 1955 Doubled Die Obverse (DDO) cent, but […]
by Ken Potter & John Wexler Image courtesy of John Wexler December 20, 2015—First reported to John Wexler, news of a strong 2015 Lincoln cent doubled die obverse variety quickly spread to at least one of the error-variety coin related Facebook pages, but it is still little known to most others and just missed getting […]
by Jason Cuvelier as shared in the Errorscope Recently a roll searcher on the Lincoln Cent Resource forums named Jim Fines found and posted a major new 2014 doubled die obverse. For more information on this exciting new find read the entire article with more pictures Here
