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D. Lincoln penny has a double D and has a six over an eight.
Asked on May 6, 2021
Photo is dark. But I'm sure there isn't much to write home about. Look up double die 1955 to see real doubling. And overdates happen over earlier years; a 9 over an 8 would be much likelier than a 6 over 8, and I don't know of overdates this modern. They haven't reused dies for a long time.
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