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Interesting Possible 2016 LSC DDO

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In a roll of uncirculated 2016 LSCs I came across 4 coins with what appear to be notches on the two T's and S in TRUST. The notches are in the same location on all 4 coins.
I thought it might have been a hit on the coin, but since all 4 have these marks I think it could be a DDO.

Also, on one coin I noticed what looks like notching on the top of the letters of LIBERTY. I took close ups and think it could be a Class 1 DDO.

The notching is rather difficult to see with a loupe. However, The notch on the first T in TRUST stands out strongly with a loupe on all 4 coins.

I welcome and appreciate your feedback. Thank you. :)



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 Posted 08/04/2016  4:40 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add coop to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
There is a lot of machine damage on almost all the devices. No hub doubling. Just device reduction from the movement of the dies after the strike.
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Thanks Coop. Liberty looked flat to me too, but wanted to just check because more than one coin had these features. Is there any comparison photos of a normal 2016 cent vs an Extra Thickness doubled die 2016 cent? I know there are varieties with strong extra thickness, but is it noticeable without really studying the coin for a good while?
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There was one found a few days ago that looks like a minor DDO on LIBERTY. But I doubt it will get listed:
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Oh ok. Yea I have a whole box of uncirculated 2016 LSCs and I am going crazy looking for notches on the bottoms of RTY in Liberty lol. These are very tricky to spot. Like you said more noticeable doubling would be a better listing for these coins. Thanks Coop.
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