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1940-S Mercury Dime Doubled Die Obverse

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Just received this one and I'm stuck on what variety it is. It seems to somewhat match the description of Coneca DDO-03 stage 3 and I came up empty with the Wexler variety listings. Any ideas anyone?



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I'm not seeing DD, but maybe some slight MD with a nice die crack!
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That's what I thought so too when I first look at it, but Weinman initials appears to be also doubled which 1940-S DDO-003, 3-O-II-C clearly lacking. The position of the doubled date are not in the same location, LIBERTY doesn't show the same way in yours either, as it show slight doubling with DDO-003. I'd suggest you send these images to Dr. Wiles, you may have another New variety.

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I too thought is was MD at first look. Now after looking at the images on Variety Vista it seems closer to DDO-001 but the die crack from rim to feather is a later die stage on my coin and the mint mark placement is either different or the reverse die on my coin is further polished. Hmmm, now what?

http://varietyvista.com/06%20Mercur...0SDDO001.htm
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The date doubling on DDO-001 are more noticeable, but that could be like you said yours is possibly a later die stage.
1940 S has more variant doubling than other dates beside 1940 D. This is easily confuse to myself sometime also.
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