1932 D explanation please on possible doubling to 3 in date

[coppersleuth]

Found a nice circulated specimen and took some 10x and 30x closeups of an area to the top of the 3 in date. Almost looks like a second curl to under the top of the 3. What are your thoughts Thanks!

[coop]

If you examine all Cents from that year all mints, they all have that same doubling. That is called master die doubling. I have three BU coins that look like that, but they are all that way. When I found three BU Cents with the same doubling, then I knew it was common.

[eagames]

Yep, it's on both P and D.

[CoinboyJay]

So, the old CONECA 1932D 1-O-lll has been debunked?
Or am I missing something?

This is from Wexlers book THE LINCOLN CENT DOUBLED DIE 1984.

[coop]

After looking at examples from that year, they are all that way.

[eagames]

Jay,

I have the same old book, it's still useful.
On this one it must have been on the masters and they all had it.

It's listed by Coneca but as a master DDO on both P and D:

http://www.conecaonline.org/content/lincolndoubleddies19301936.html#_1932

[Bob P]

It was changed by CONECA to Master Die doubling a few years after the Wexler book was published.

[CoinboyJay]

DANG it !!!!!

I thought I had the market corned on these!!

Thanks guys, as always
Y'all are a learnin' me

JAY