1972 D Penny DDO / DDR? Help..

good morning rackster, and what does it mean when the listing is pulled?

Im going to redo the pictures. The coin has heavy lettering, specially on reverse. Coin also missing A: from STATES and E . P: from motto E . PLURIBUS . UNUM .

I think you might hear from those who know more than I that this is due to grease-filled dies.

Ok thank you rackster :) let me try to improve the pictures and repost, thanks for your help, have a good day

Eva you can go back and edit a post within, I think 24 hours of when you posted.

I see a normal coin that has a struck through error on the reverse. The letters that are missing were caused by some grease on the die, filling those devices, not allowing them to show on the coin. The reverse side does show some lines on coin's planchet. This is cause by a poor copper mixture of the coins stock. In the early years these looked like wood and they were called woodies. The date looks like it may have been flatten a bit on the 972 numbers and the 1 on the left side looks like it was damaged on that side. The last digits may have been hit with a coin wrapper. Note how the 7 looks like the cross piece was moved upward?

When you find a valuable error coin you will know. The valuable ones are the one time happenings. A lot of die cracks, chips, breaks, Struck Through Grease errors do not deserve to be graded. They grading would cost more than you might get back for them. I know when I buy a coin, I only pay for what the coin would be in raw value. Sometimes even grading companies make mistakes. So I always buy the coin, not the plastic. Grading/varieties/errors maybe incorrectly graded. So I look closer before you buy. (Something you learn after you make your first bad purchase.)