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What Cent Has The Most Varieties? (10 Questions)

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Was rather curious about this for quite awhile, so I thought I would ask multiple questions on one thread.

What LMC has the most DDOs? (Which one is the most common?)

What LMC has the most DDRs? (Which one is the most common?)

What LWC has the most DDOs? (Which one is the most common?)

What LWC has the most DDRs? (Which one is the most common?)

What LWC has the most RPMs? (Which one is the most common?)

Thanks!
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I bet that the 1972 (Phila) LMC has the most DDO but I don't study these varieties.
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OK, in the same order as the question:

A, C, A, B (tricky question!), B.

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Interesting, thank you for answering one question TNG

What do you mean Merclover?
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Did you forget to ask which LMC has the most RPMS? My guess would me 1960-D since there are S O M A N Y.
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Don't forget the DDRs on the Minnesota quarters.
Cent DDRs on LP2 cents.
LMC RPMs on the 1960-D Cents. It would take a week to figure all these out.
Sacs have the least DDO / DDRs. (One for the whole series so far)
You would have to figure in all three sites for cents. (Each have different numbers)
Jefferson War Nickels, as a series would probably have the most RPMs for nickels.
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I did originally CH17, but I removed the post cause I already knew the answer, which is 1960-D as you said.

Thanks for the info Coop. As you said, better figure out this information for cents on my own.

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Alright.
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I'm thinking (without looking it up) that the 1983 (Phila) LMC might have the most DDR.
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I also would guess that 1934 LWC has the most DDO but all my answers are pure guesses.
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1983 has 2 DDRs on VV, and 3 on Wexler's.

1934 has 4 DDOs. Thanks for the guesses TNG.
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Wow thank you so much Coop! That answers all the questions!

Thanks again everyone for the help, and special thanks to Coop.
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Of course if you check all three sites, the numbers will vary even more. The more they list, the more the dates/mints counld change.
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