True doubled die vs strike doubling and die deterioration

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Comment from : Ikbal Bhai Bloch

Thank you This helped tremendously!
Comment from : Jason Proffitt

Great 👍 job 👏
Comment from : Copper Cowboy 🤠 333

Sorry , that’s do for sure
Comment from : David gillum

Please turn off the music, can't even hear what you're saying Couldn't finish watching
Comment from : James Cummens

Thanks, very helpful Even if you don't understand what, "side by side" means 😄
Comment from : RandomGrin

Amazing video thank you for helping me understand!
Comment from : Naka

Yeah, if only TRUE DOUBLING is worth anything, and so rare why bother to even look, beside all the controversy on coin cleaning and double dies why collect, it just to much politics These/facts/opinions take all of the fun out of collecting, just leave collecting to the scientist I suppose!!!!!
Comment from : charles

So basically anything besides a "True Dbl" is worthless such as Vam peace/morgan dollars ect, That's really sad!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and I don't believe it
Comment from : charles

Are strike arrows and the others worth money or not
Comment from : PAUL McKeighan

Do not play music while you are teaching about coins, pleasebrIt does not allow us to focus on your lessons and we can NOT here your words as well, please
Comment from : Jeanette Alvarado

Thank you By far the simplest and easiest way of understanding the Double Die Unfortunately the 1969 S that I have seems to be a Mechanical Doubling! Shucks!!! I thought I was going to be set for Retirement! 😊😊😊brKeep up the great work Nice , Short and to the point PS… The music is Perfect
Comment from : David Hickman

Are they worth any money ? I have pannies like that like the video is showing
Comment from : Larams Gto112

Thank you so much for explaining this and showing it in EASY terms for people like me Hands down best video on this so far thank you
Comment from : SIC-N-TIRED TIRED

What's with the extremely distracting background music!
Comment from : LRBuccini

The background music is distracting
Comment from : Billy Wilds

Good info
Comment from : Dennis gareau

Thank you
Comment from : Adam holste

You're one of the only YouTube coin guys that is legitimate The guy in Portsmouth, Ohio is honest too A little short tempered at times, but he will not lie to youbr Great video, great information
Comment from : bill underwood

That 59D is a die clash
Comment from : bill underwood

Love those 36's I have a few, but they're circulated
Comment from : bill underwood

I found a 1955 that looks just like that 1936 almost identical
Comment from : time

Would any letters in words be anything to look into?I have just opened a roll of quarters and a 2022MAYA ANGELOU has #1 instead of the i in in god we trust(1n god we trust) I am just curious if this is something worth having graded?? thanks ahead of time as I am new to this and interested
Comment from : Bud Walkley

Lose the music please
Comment from : Einzee

Very well explained Thank you
Comment from : Johnny Rodgers

Great photos, great video, great information!
Comment from : Paul Bruney

Info is great, but the music is a killer Leave it off next time
Comment from : Joey Stephens

Thank you SOOO much for explaining this!! I need to get an assessment from you I will try to figure this out
Comment from : Lisa Green

Can I get your email so I can send you a couple pix, I would so much appreciate your expert opinion on a couple coins I have Thank you so much
Comment from : Last*Name*First

Thank you so much,for the information you describe on my 1 cent lincoln penny 2014,2013,2011,,
Comment from : Alfredo orepart

Ok, i hardly ever comment, and good vid btw, best and most articulate out of the 5-6 ive watched trying learn the difference Ive got tell u tho, that music is brilliant, paired with this subject matter Ya it was a bit disttacting, cracking up while trying to learn something, but well done Rare blend of smartass/sincere
Comment from : Sensible Sunshine Psychopath

Best explanation 👍 Thank you
Comment from : A Natural Travisty

Nice way to show this
Comment from : Malcolms coins

Thanks a lot
Comment from : Paul Barrett

Thank you for showing this Its got me understanding now I have recently found a few coins I'm tripping to get to show some one I'm in true need of some money It's just hard to go through my life with out some help I need your email please Thank you hope to talk to you soon Take care brBrenda
Comment from : Brenda

Is the 1969's I asked double strike worth anything
Comment from : Radovicz Cruz

Very good video, I once bought a 1916 over 1916 Buffalo Nickel real cheap at a coin show, I didn't take a long time looking When I got home I compared it to a picture of the real deal and my coin was different I learned it was machine doubling, I didn't lose on the deal because I paid for a regular 1916, I was excited at first till I realized the truth Thanks for sharing
Comment from : Kenneth Caine

Great video but I still can’t wrap my head around the numerous 1972 varieties After looking through 20 or so coins, I can’t even remember what I’m looking for Add to that the die deterioration, my brain is fried
Comment from : Dr Just

Liked this video
Comment from : Rajeev Agrawal

Thanks!
Comment from : Olde Belle

Great video, well explained helped me a lot
Comment from : L

I have one but its normal
Comment from : renica miranda

This helped so much! I’m constantly mistaking one for the next
Comment from : Justin Barkevich

Double dies very common see I can do it too and whenever I find something like that I'll take a grinder to it
Comment from : Duane White

good clarification,that helps alot
Comment from : robert boyd

I have a double die but im unsure what is the website so i can send pictures
Comment from : Marcial Wilson Motol

Thank you for this! Now I know what true doubling is and what exactly to look for! Thanks again!
Comment from : jrduke45

learn something new and different everyday thanks for the info
Comment from : Capt America

Hey Dustin, crazy thing, i was subscribe to Coin Opp on You Tube and Facebook for a couple years now Well I searched this video to refresh and it showed i was not subscribed any more You tube unsubscribed me for some odd reason Has this happen to other people?
Comment from : Brian Jordan

I have 1968s and 1969
Comment from : Jaime Mora

Is a double strike actually hit twice by the press before ejected, rather than just shifting around within a worn out die?
Comment from : ken winston

thank you very much I learned quite a bit
Comment from : Radovicz Cruz

Thank you so much!!!!I I am going to subscribe to your channel!!!!!!
Comment from : kk kl

Very helpful So die deterioration are not worth beyond face value?
Comment from : Comlanvi Avoungnassou

Hey there! I've been sub'd since like 2009 and I'm still quite a fan of your channel I've been trying to reach you with a question about a possible discovery cent However, it seems none of your links are working I hope you are alright, friend
Comment from : RanDeX

The video was great, but that darn music is too haunting for me, lol !
Comment from : alex Gourdine

I think you are wrong On the NGC page it says machine doubleings will not be the same They will all be different yet I have the exact 1968 s with the exact markings as yours Maybe you are giving people the wrong information
Comment from : Kevin Comer

Thank you for the lesson I still can't tell the difference I have about 8 coins that I recently found in my collection and before I send them out for grading, maybe I can send you an email of the photos and you could let me know what is what Thank you Tommy
Comment from : spaarky277

Thank you so helpful
Comment from : Nydia Ballesteros

I found a can bared in my back yard year ago found 6 1955 weat penny and 5 1958 once would like more info on them and if they are what I think they are
Comment from : Randy Avila

Hello Sir 👋brHow I can send you a message ?brI have some questions about the coins and I need you to help me with?brThanks for your time and have a great day
Comment from : SOUTH -VIETNAM

Hello Dustin I found a coin I believe maybe a double die Can I get your email address so I can send you the photos? Thanks
Comment from : New York Metal Detecting

Thank you so much for the videobrI have a question do you have a group please thank yoi
Comment from : Alex Guerra-Lira

Hello, my local coin guy is holding a 1858 flying eagle with double die in the date only He wants $ 75 dollars for it Do u think that's a fair price?
Comment from : moses 81

Thank you, this is very helpful 😊
Comment from : Angelina Cobb

Bkgd music is distracting Also, your narrative does not match up with photos I would like to know why a 'true' DD is worth more than a 'mechanically doubled' coin They are both ERROR coins And what many of these explanations on YT fail to mention is that there CAN BE a double-die within a mechanically doubled coin I have been searching coins for several years and have found many coins having die wear They are still errors I understand a coin with die wear can be/is worth less than a 'true' DD But the coin is still, IMO, collectible if the error(s) is/are significant Die gouges & die cracks on Morgan & Peace dollars, Franklin & Kennedy half dollars come to mind Which brings up my next question: How do you explain the doubling and/or errors on those types of coins with this explanation for the pennies?
Comment from : Glen Caple

Yo tengo una
Comment from : Jalisco Los limones

I want someone to look at my uncirculated 1969s and tell me what you think
Comment from : Rachel Koepke

Mechanical worth anything or no?
Comment from : Rhonda Wheaton

I got some1968s and no mints
Comment from : Agedita Sauceda

its hell to hear you with the music why you have to play the music when you trying to tell us what a double die is pls take the music off so we can hear you pls ppl that cant hear that good cant hear you and the music at the same time you guys dont think about that you can hear i cant not hear that good now i have to go and find one with out music
Comment from : shadowwalke

No offense to you because I really enjoy your channel but this topic is still one I struggle to understand I'm also new to the error coin hobby so hopefully as i look at more coins it will all become more clear to me Thanks for your hard work
Comment from : NC_Coin_Roller

I have a 1968 D/D and 1946 D/D Double die
Comment from : Miya Seo

Yes I agree with the comment amor the music It gets to me where I want to click off But I like your video all in all though Sorry for being a complainer but thought you might like to know
Comment from : Todd Conrad

Thank you for sharing this
Comment from : Rebecca Manasco

How about a video on how to know if your nickel is silver or not? And, another I would enjoy is how to tell proof coins opposed to a nice new shiney coin?
Comment from : Mary Freeman

Great video, answers a lot of questions
Comment from : Alien RestoMod

Dustin it's Jonathan Cox trying to figure out how to contact u on a few coins I've got that might be a one of a kind on one if u would send me a way to contact u would be awesome !!! thanks in advanced
Comment from : j cox

Have sent several pictures to u no response thank u anywayhave sum 72 s u like
Comment from : Bryan Bivins

Your 1936-P is flatter than the 1968-S LOL
Comment from : Will Beecher

What is so strange is I have seen coins that look mechanical like the 1955-D and 1939-P but the are real DD
Comment from : Will Beecher

Love the 1936-P Type 1 DD Scored a BU on eBay The Type 1 Reminds me of 1969-S because of the locations of Doubling 1955-P is always awesome to see 1917-P DD on the wish list at decent grade The 1972-P is cool but 90 were found in mint bags so they will be found in MS condition most of the time I would collect MS66 or better on the 1972 Good luck to anyone who can find 1958-P DD IGWT, rarer that 1969-S and never talked about Only 2 found! Which tells me the Philadelphia mint caught the 1958 error and destroyed the others I would only pursue a MS69 1995-P DD since the MS68 are abundant and only worth $150?? I bought whole roll1995 BU DD way back for about $15 each and I know I am not the only one with a bunch ungraded 1995-P DD BU 1970-s LG DT DD IGWT very cool! The 1971 is cool double die Expensive one for the amount of doubling but I suppose it is rare especially I high grades I have 1971 DD that has silvery tone, doesn't look copper but weighs 3 grams??
Comment from : Will Beecher

I have been kind of seeing if I can find this and with the differences and possible better insight I have some that double die I believe but such minor doubling and very difficult if can separate the differences I have 69s and think doubling but almost thought the die deteration but think it's doubling but not major as some Think have better insight
Comment from : °^°/

I Love your videos! The background music, not so much :) A bit distracting ,however It certainly doesn't stop me from tuning in! :D
Comment from : Kari Castleberry

Your video was very informative I'm still not understanding the difference between the true double die and the mechanical double die That part of the video went very fast Can you clarify a little?
Comment from : Barbara Lindow