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Doesn't look like it to me. The tail of the 9 should be thicker relative to the rest of the number.
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It is thicker than normal (I have a large pile of 1945 cents for comparison) but there is some clear damage to the right bottom side of the tail, which appears to have taken some of the material with it.
Edits for spelling
Edited by Yorkish
01/20/2021 11:07 am
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Bedrock of the Community
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Not a DDO. Looks like circulation flattening. John1  ( I'm no pro, it's just my humble opinion )
Searched 5+ Million Cents Since 1971
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Just my Two Cents...if I found this, in this condition, I would think it was simply circulation wear and the devices, as is typical with a coin in this condition, had been mushed. Compare,, for example, the shapes of the voids inside the letters B and R of LIBERTY. On the DDO from VV, you see crisply shaped voids. The B and R on your coin have obviously been mushed over at some point and deformed. The letters L and T in LIBERTY on your coin obviously have taken a hit on your coin as well - making areas on them look wider. |
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I see what you're seeing, it's hard for me to personally tell if it is just circulation flattening as was my first impression of the coin, might be a DDO but it's not the one you compared it to. Definitely an element of circulation flattening though |
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Note the 'WE' is not the same. Also the '4' is not showing the same hub doubling. The maybe a DDO, but not that die number. |
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Thanks for the input everyone, I'm still training my eyes so all of it is helpful.
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