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Switzerland 1974 10 Rp. DDO

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Looking through miscellaneous coins yesterday, here's something I didn't expect to find--a Swiss 10 Rappen coin with a distinct DDO in the eye.
Swiss coins are normally so uneventful that I've never bothered to look...it's been in a drawer for 20 years.

Switzerland-1974-10-Rp.-DDO

Then again, perhaps it's just a die chip, and the forehead line threw me off?

Switzerland-1974-10-Rp.-DDO
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First reaction was that it was a die chip.

But you are right, the forehead line looks doubled so I can see why you're scratching your head.
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Yes, and if it's simply a chip--I don't understand why it would follow the contour of the eye and lid from top to bottom.
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