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2000 D Roosevelt Dime DDO?

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I studied this one close. Not sure if its DDO or another form of Doubling. It Does not look like MD

2000-D-Roosevelt-Dime-DDO?

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I don't see anything in the motto. Is there some seperation in the bottom of RTY in liberty? Just my opinion.

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The Motto is where it is. The n of in, the G, O and the D of god, The R , U, S Of trust all can be seen on the first full coin picture. try using your ctrl and + to zoom in
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If this coin exhibits anything out of the norm (which I cannot see) it would be die wear. This is not a doubled die, and in fact, looks like a normal coin.
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