1939 DDR Or ?

The dots should be more egg shaped and the devices need to be thicker. On hub doubling the amount of spread will vary. On this image you will see a side by side of hub doubling and your coin. You will see what new information you need to feed your eyes with.

Something I just noticed today on my images of the 38S is that the devices on hub doubling can show curves instead of the block shape of most of the devices. Note the "L" on PLURIBUS. See how instead of a sharp corner, it turns with the hub doubling. Of course if will not the be same from coin to coin, but I always look first for the "dots", then the "L" and the "E" on the motto. I've found some doubled dies that the hub doubling only shows on the left side of the coin. There are minor doubled die that will never be listed, but the mid/large spread should be. On the one I posted I would call that a mid spread. On a 1943 I posted the other day, I consider that a large spread. If you would like to see these images, I'd be glad to post them again. But sorry to say Deb, you coin looks normal. But now that I see that you eye detected this coin, when there is a doubled die, it will jump out at you. Many times we look too hard for a variety. But when we notice something minor, then we know our eye is starting to nice the difference. So if a variety comes under your glass, you will know it. Keep looking..

I had to blow it up to 300% to see, what I think, looks like its almost an incorrect cut on the top of the leaf, with maybe two dots there ?
I don't know if that's an area of Machine Doubling on the tip of the wheat stalk, and possibly to small dots - which could be die chips - small little piles of copper on the edge?

It looks like the top of the stalk / leaf whatever its called is not filled in all the way. Coop should be able to explain why.

I'll be doing a site committed to coins, and how to know the common differences. Its a work in progress, and people can go there and look at standing images and definitions. It will be in my signature when its all said and done. Yep, I do sleep, but this is part of a home business and I enjoy what I do. I don't know if the Wheat Stalk suffers from Machine Doubling or not.....

Your welcome !

I can't really see what is going on with the end of the wheat lines. It maybe Machine Doubling like Gary mentioned, or it might be coin damage? I can't tell from the image provided. But the wheat lines look like they had a strike though error as they don't show full on the outside it. It might be a grease blockage in the die or even coin wear. But either way, it not a collectable. Sorry

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