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1959 D Nickel Possible DDR - Any Thoughts ?

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I have a few nickels out of a roll like this. Is this normal for the year or a DDR. Checked Variety Vista but I'm unsure. Maybe a -003 ?
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Looks like MD and or DDD,not a DDR.
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That is extreme die wear. The devices are affected. On DDD the fields are affected and not the devices. Note the date, it is one of the multi squeezed dies. On the doubled dies the hub doubling usually affect the tops and bottoms of the devices:
Note my images on this thread to see what I'm talking about.
http://goccf.com/t/363743
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OK - thanks to you both. I figured something like that - your photos were helpful. It may not be rare but is still kind of neat to see coins like this. Stay safe - Bob
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If you want, you can keep this as a reference piece, so you can refer back to it, if you need it. It's a great example of Die Deterioration Doubling.
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