Posted 01/18/2019 05:29 am
Interesting coin since 2010-D does have one but yours isn't that one:
WDDR-001 http://doubleddie.com/846297.html.
Others may need clearer images.
No expert here so forgive me if you are familiar with the die making process in 2010. The single hub process that was used in 2010 doesn't hub ("strike") the die twice.
The letters of EPU are incuse and the single hubbing process generally makes the letters look thinner and "wavy" on a DDR. I don't believe a true DDR could have the separation like yours appears to show on incuse (recessed) devices. That is usually an indication of MD.
The initials are raised in relief though and on yours they do look thickened with some apparent notching, especially JFM.
It will be interesting to hear what others more knowledgeable have to say.
EDIT: Some letters of US OF A are interesting as well (all are raised in relief).
-O (OF)- looks thick and twisted.
........ (Similar to WDDR-013 http://doubleddie.com/894355.html 3/4 of the way down the page. )
-ERICA- Bottom right appear thicker and to extend outward towards the rim.
WDDR-001 http://doubleddie.com/846297.html.
Others may need clearer images.
No expert here so forgive me if you are familiar with the die making process in 2010. The single hub process that was used in 2010 doesn't hub ("strike") the die twice.
The letters of EPU are incuse and the single hubbing process generally makes the letters look thinner and "wavy" on a DDR. I don't believe a true DDR could have the separation like yours appears to show on incuse (recessed) devices. That is usually an indication of MD.
The initials are raised in relief though and on yours they do look thickened with some apparent notching, especially JFM.
It will be interesting to hear what others more knowledgeable have to say.
EDIT: Some letters of US OF A are interesting as well (all are raised in relief).
-O (OF)- looks thick and twisted.
........ (Similar to WDDR-013 http://doubleddie.com/894355.html 3/4 of the way down the page. )
-ERICA- Bottom right appear thicker and to extend outward towards the rim.
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Edited by Petespockets55
01/18/2019 05:47 am
01/18/2019 05:47 am
Again, thank you much.
