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1997-D Roosevelt DDR?

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He also has what I suppose is a die chip that looks like an earring.


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I have seen this doubling before. I think it's just Die Deterioration. Nice bling on the ear though !
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It's funny how sometimes they look so good, but when I see them here on the big screen, not so. Thanks stoneman, I will file my earring chip, though.
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The die chip on the "PL" on PLURIBUS makes me think Die Deterioration. Devices larger on the left side and to the right on the other side. Typical for a deteriorated die.
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Yes I know Die Deterioration goes towards the rims, but everything I see here is going left?
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Are you talking about the Die Deterioration or the machine damage on the left side of the torch. (note the devices on the west side of the coin, even the olive branch is affected)
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Oh I see what you're saying. I wasn't thinking, but I see it now. DD going left and MD. ( not the good DD). Thanks Coop.
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