1971 D Kennedy half dollar Double strike error? 0

[H. Mccormick]

Hi everyone, 

Im fairly new to collecting and was wondering if I do indeed have a Double Die Obverse error coin and if it’s even worth having graded. I tried to take a decent pic. On the right side of the coin it appears to have been double struck in my guessing as you can see what appears to be 2 rims. Any information is appreciated. Thanks.  

[H. Mccormick]

Perhaps a better photo of the obverse. 

[H. Mccormick]

[Conder101]

Not double struck, looks like possible a slight mis-aligned die which has resulted in a finned rim.  No it is not would sending in for grading

[Just Bob]

Welcome to the forum.

Just a couple of points for the sake of accuracy: A doubled die is not the same as a double-struck coin. A doubled die is caused by the hub creating a doubled impression in the die, which results in all coins being struck from that die having that same doubling. A double-struck coin is just that - a coin which was struck twice by the same die.

Also, the term "obverse" refers to the front of a coin - usually the side with the date. The side of a Kennedy Half which shows the eagle is the reverse.

And, I agree with Conder101's assessment.