1980 DDO High Prob. Finnally A Yes? And?

Thought pics maybe were little to bright and grainy foir some reason once were posted. So I posted few different ones.

I know it is so discouraging when it doesn't turn out to be what we hoped for, it took me months before I found my first DD. As the others have told me time and time ago, it'll come, just hang in there. :)

Joey: Try making side by sides. Take an image of a normal coin and one of the coin in question. You must be able to edit them to horizontal and crop them the same and make the images the same size, then you can see them side by side and see if they show wider devices or not. Sometimes it takes that to see what you really have: IE:

Always use coins from the same year. (they are created by the same master die) That way you can tell if the hubbing process was at fault. If they are the same size, then they are both from normal dies.
On the above image, you can see the overall size of the both coins are normal in size. Slight contact on the devices make it look different, but that is just damage on the coin. Hub doubling enlarges the devices. (the more the better to variety collectors.