1989 P LMC It's A Definite DDR. Not The WDDR-011. I Think It May Be New.

It is not a EDS die, but a pretty fresh die state. That will make the devices look larger. Also the 1989 RDV-006 dies have wider devices. Note how the RDV-005 is thinner:

The RDV-005 is rounder, the RDV-006 shows wider devices. That is part of the design change that year. So try making side by sides of of a regular coin and this one. See if the devices are really normal/enlarged. The SBS usually helps you to see the differences easier.

If you could post images of:
United:
States OF:
America:
One:
Cent:
EPU all in one shot per division, then I could make images from PCGS to make side by sides.
(It is better to show the full sets of the letters, then you get a better perspective of the overall view. Sometimes enlarging devices larger with less letters, don't really show what is going on with the devices.)

Okay. I've got the images already created. I'm using 1200 Pixels wide with the outside edges of the devices.

Rotating the images always takes so long and if not done correctly, it makes it hard to tell if it is/or isn't larger than the other.