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What Do I Have Here? Anyone? (1917 Cent)

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Ok it appears I have a 1917 DDO but at the end of the 7 in 17 it looks like theres a Y or an 8 maybe an X I cant be sure what do you guys think?
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You have a normal cent from what I can see but I would like to see closeup pics of the date and the word TRUST.
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Given the photo posted, I'm seeing a normal, worn 1917 Wheat cent. Not seeing DDO. I do notice that the second 1 in 1917 has taken a hit--moved/flattened metal. Copper is a relatively soft metal, prone to being 'reshaped' when hit/struck). Post mint damage.

I understand that the surface immediately following the date appears to mimic a Y/8/X. IMO that's only what the eye is trying to decipher out of subtle wear and coloration. Closer, higher-resolution photos may tell more of a story.
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Just circulation damage.
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Note the date on the DDO-001:
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