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1990 Doubled Die, But Which One?

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Just found this yesterday. Nothing matches on coppercoins.com but wexler has a bunch of varieties that don't have descriptions or pictures. Not really sure what I should do. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Going by that pic I don't see a DDO.
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The devices size look normal in overall size. On the left side of the 'ER' it looks like a slight amount of machine damage in that area. Even the slightest die movement can alter a device after the strike. But when you do find a doubled die, you eye is there. It will leap out at you and you will know for sure that it is a doubled die. Here is a reference for a doubled die that year:
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Note how the rest of the devices are enlarged on the obverse as well.
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