1936 S DDO ?

As far as known varieties go, I would say its normal coin

On the 1936-s we would need to see the eyelid area of the coin where an extra eyelid shows to the south of the primary eyelid. However it is always possible someone could discover something new.

My novice opinion is the date is wide like that due to circulation and wear a lot of 30' and 40's coin get wide like that time to time.



if you could get a picture of that area by eye

http://coppercoins.com/lincoln/dies...ie_state=mds

but the mint mark looks to far east to match 1936s-1DO-001