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2005 Joker George? DDR Or MD?

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just found this searching through some loose change. At first sight I thought PMD however through the loupe it doesn't seem to be. I'm thinking die damage or something was on the die when it struck. Then again I could be totaly wrong (it has happened once) Also the revese shows what is either double die or MD? I don't have a microscope yet so I can only hold the loupe up to my camera phone right now. Hopefully i'll have one by next weekend!
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Reverse is Die Deterioration Doubling effect, the motion always goes to the outside, die flow, late die state. The obverse could be a die chip, but that is wrong for both size and shape. Notice the south "image", seems that is displaced metal from a contact, the metal has been piled up, just PMD. George forgot his napkin!

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I was leaning towards Die Deterioration on the reverse however I wasn't sure if it might be a clue to the issue on the obverse. Must have just been those pesky wooden teeth
Thanks for the input!
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The obverse is affected by the reed edge of another coin. (larger in size) The reverse is showing Die Deterioration. So a lot of imagination, PSD and die aging is affecting your coin.
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