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1946 (Lwc) DDR And Listing?

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If this coin is a DDR, could anyone find a match for me? It seems to exhibit extra thickness but it could just be wear. Thanks in advance!
1946-Lwc-DDR-And-Listing?
1946-Lwc-DDR-And-Listing?
1946-Lwc-DDR-And-Listing?
1946-Lwc-DDR-And-Listing?
1946-Lwc-DDR-And-Listing?
1946-Lwc-DDR-And-Listing?
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Sorry, it doesn't look doubled at all, but I can see why you would ask, the devices have been flattened, due to circulation wear and are giving the appearance of a thicker lettering.
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Thanks! Appreciate it. Hard to tell with the flattening.
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Agree unlikely a DDR.
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It's normal. Circulation wear and flattening caused this.
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Alright, thanks a ton!
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