1966 double die rev

[Guest]

Hello im looking for any info on the 66 ddr

[Scott99]

I'm not sure if this is what you're looking for, but here's what I could find with a quick search.

Here is a news article of one being found.

Conecaonline.org's listing is the 3rd listing down.

[66-ddr]

I belive that i found one myself and i will be posting a picture real soon hopefully you can share some insight on my find.

[Scott99]

Photo's will definitely be helpful. Looking forward to seeing what you have.

[DCW]

Dang, you've even named yourself after it. Hope you've got the real deal or there might be some teasing

[simonm]

Can't wait to see it, hope you have the real deal!

[jcuve]

I was on the email when Ken announced that another specimen came in. He was asking around to see if it was indeed only the second example.

Hard to say what the issue is. 1966 DDO-001 is also rare (though not 2 examples rare). Good luck and post your photos of what you have!

[kloccwork419]

Might have to change your name to 66-MD

[66-ddr]

Hello everyone i have not been able to take any good pictures at this time . I dont have a good camera and I could really use some suggestions ?. Thanks

[simonm]

The only other option would either be try scanning it in to your computer or send it to someone to take a photo...other than that just do your best to get some good pics.

[flyhi3]

IF it is a 66 DDR that would be an awesome find!

Alex

[jcuve]

I would try holding a loupe to end of a regular digital camera. It is tricky, but usually you can get a needed closeup. Either your coin is a DDR or has MD. A closeup of a critical area is needed to determine which it is. Good luck.

[flyhi3]

I would try holding a loupe to end of a regular digital camera.

Thats what I do, it works good for me. Good luck!

Alex

[66-ddr]

66-ddr photos

Cant wait to hear your feedback.

[simonm]

Judging from the photos in your album, I am inclined to say it is machine doubling.