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1974 D LMC DDO-001 Or DDO-002 Or Something Else?

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I found this 1974 D LMC and am having a hard time determining what if anything this cent is other than a normal cent. Variety Vista shows two varieties with only thickening on IN GOD WE TRUST and the 4 on the date and that is for both of the DDO's attributed. This cent doesn't appear to have anything out of the ordinary except that the complete date is thickened. It doesn't appear to be PMD nor does it look like normal circulation damage. I am including in the pics a normal 1974 D pic of the date. I am needing some help with this one please.
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Something that not many people know is that there are two different dates for 1974. There is a normal/thin date and a wide/thick date. Your first coin is a wide date while the second is a normal date. Neither are rarer than the other so the isn't extra value for either type.

Look at ODV-030 and 031:
http://www.varietyvista.com/01b%20L...arieties.htm
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Thank you Tanman2000, you have just helped to expand my knowledge of Lincoln cents. Knowledge is power.
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And these two varieties are "master hubbed", so this "large date/small date variety shows/up at all three mints, P-D-S! An interesting set to put together...
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03/10/2018 11:37 am
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Yes it would be Crazyb0. Think I will do just that.
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