1966 machine doubling

[evl1]

ok first post ever and yeah i'm the new guy. I've been reading these forums for a about a year now so i know better then to waste megabytes with novice inquiries so will you guys please confirm my 1966 is a classic case for machine doubling , thankyou

[DCW]

Classic MD, but I'd hang on to it anyway. It's pretty dramatic. Welcome to LCR.

[simonm]

Welcome to the forum! Don't worry about posting novice questions, that is how you and other novices learn.

To answer your question, yes, it is textbook example of MD. I would hang onto it for educational purposes.

Enjoy your stay!

[coop]

[evl1]

thanks for the replies i have alot more machine doubling Lincoln cents , rpm 's and so many ddo's and ddr's i lost count i will post some more later today ....EVL1

[Maineman750]

Post away ! Although it does get a little slow around here on Friday evenings and weekends.

[evl1]

im a sequoia

[jcuve]

Missed this thread. Welcome to the forum!
An educational coin. Keep it.

[evl1]

thanks

thank you guys for the effort and dedication it takes to make a site like this possible

[evl1]

ok so right now im going threw about 500 Lincoln cents all from the 1960's including a handful of 69 "S's" i know one thing i will not sleep till every coin is examined thoroughly....EVL1

[GrumpyEd]

That's always fun!
I've often searched late at night and if there's a great find it's funny because there's nobody to show it to LOL

If you find some that need a closer look, put them aside.
Take your time.
I used to put coins in piles or rolls of the same date/mm. That works pretty well because you can look on Coppercoins at the listings for one date/mm then search that roll. It does help you know what to look for.

[Arjohn]

I have a container labelled Errors/Anomalies/Damage Any coin that even looks remotely like something gets placed there. Then I search later...