1992 d penny

[sproatz]

Today I found a 1992 d penny that has doubling on both sides and has a wide AM. Is it rare? Is it valuable?

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[mxh5891]

The rare 1992 penny is a close AM

 

[sproatz]

Ok

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[enamel7]

The doubling is probably MD also.

 

[sproatz]

I wish I could take pics but I can't with my phone. It truly looks like a double die.

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[enamel7]

It may appear "doubled" but its probably machine doubling.

 

[Timare]

Can anyone help please

Hi I have a 1992 d and possibly DDO and DDR, I'm very new and needed someone's more experienced advise. Also I have a penny which is very rare to see but wanted to know if there was any value to it, thanks

 

[enamel7]

Really should have started your own post, but welcome to the forum! What your 92 has is pushed plating, not doubling. I don't understand your question on the 2nd coin. All I see is damage. What are you seeing?

 

[Timare]

Thank u for the reply and for the second I had no idea and have never seen this kind of damage on a coin before, just unusual, but thanks again for clearing my questions

 

[galenrog]

Enamel7 is 100% correct. I would suggest, if you have a continued interest in coins, that you obtain a few guidebooks on errors. Learning the entire manufacturing process would also be helpful, particularly the making of planchettes, and the making of working dies.

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[enamel7]

Thank u for the reply and for the second I had no idea and have never seen this kind of damage on a coin before, just unusual, but thanks again for clearing my questions

Damage has no value and nearly impossible to know how some happens.