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1960ld D/D?

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This is the best I could do with the equipment I have. Comments are appreciated.

1960ld-D/D?
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Looks good to me. I see notching on that serif, so I don't think it's just MD or something.
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How can you tell a D/D as compared to a D/S?
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It can't be a D/S overmintmark since San Francisco was not striking coins in 1960. No San Fran Mint production= no need to pull an S punch out the drawer in the Philly die shop.
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In addition to the fact that the extra features can easily be matched to the size and shape of a D - not an S.

Looks like it could possibly be 1960D-1MM-038, but that's sort of a stretch given the admittedly poor lighting in the image.
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