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1971-D LMC This Appears To Be A 1971-D-1-DO-001

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The uprights are flat looking, the bottom is slim and there is a diagonal notch on the left bottom upright.
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Your coin does not look like it is from the same die, devices do not match.Did you check the Markers?
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I'm not seeing a doubled die. No notching or extra thickness on your coin. There's a possibility that die abrasion caused the letters on your coin to look distorted.
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Afraid I agree.
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See the extra thickness on the R, your coin doesn't show that

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That is a very tough DDO to find, both by rarity and by difficulty to see it. I find that the shape of the lower "U" is not acceptable as a marker because too many non-DDO coins have odd-shapes there. Thickness of the vertical bars of the R and "U" are the best way to note a coin for closer examination, and then... The only way I ever have found to be sure is to look at the "U" (and W of WE) with an 8X loupe with the coin turned 90 degrees so you are looking along the top of the letters. In just this way you can see the notching clearly. Even on a straight up high def look through a scope the doubling is very hard to see, for example:


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