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Are you sure,it looks MD to me. John1 
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Quote: Are you sure,it looks MD to me. While I agree that some points look like MD, i.e. the bottom of the 7. There are other parts that seem to be indisputably DD. Namely the R in Liberty. Moreover, the link I provided to VV seems to be a very good match with the same apparent MD characteristics.
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It looks like MD to me as well, particularly the bottom of the 7 and 0.
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Machine Doubling on the second strike. Note the Description: Quote: Description: Medium spread on LIBERTY with light spread on date and very light spread on TRUST. Those and the mintmark location are the areas we need to see to tell if it is that die or not. To take an image to show the mintmark location and images that match the images on Variety Vista. Machine Doubling is not a doubled die. MD is a post striking event. A doubled die is on the die, not caused by a machine. But a doubled die can have MD. Machine Doubling can vary from strike to strike. A doubled die will make the spread look the same on the centers of the devices.
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Really nice clear images. It looks like a nice DDO. (It does seem a little odd the separation on the date is south on the MM as well.)
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Here are side by sides of the mintmark locations of the two dies you suggested:  The V.V suggestion for the mintmark location was not even close. So that one is out. The Wexler listing seems very close. But the size differences of the devices seem to steer me away from this one. The extra large images of a single device remove any perspective of what really is going on with your coin. I prefer the Full image size of the devices on 1. IN GOD 2. D_WE_T 3. TRUST 4. Liberty 5. Date and mintmark area. Single device images are a desperate attempt to show something, but the context is removed on single devices. The sites like to break up the devices. I put them back together again to see how strong they really are. Keep in mind that Machine Doubling affects the proof coin more as the are struck twice. IF MD happens on the first strike, the second strike flattens that and adds more MD most times. So like on the Variety Vista shot you can see flat field doubling on that image and others on that site. http://varietyvista.com/01b%20LC%20...0SDDO012.htmMostly seen on the date area images of this site. While the coin looks promising, I've not yet determined which die it is yet. It may even be a new die? But mintmark locations come first. Then spread on the devices next. I just noticed the cross over Wexler suggested, DDO-015 is a large date and not a proof?Just realized your coin is a large date. Now got to go back and check again for a match.
Edited by coop 11/05/2021 8:37 pm
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I agree with coops findings. Why are full image photos unavailable? They would help a great deal! 
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Quote: Just realized your coin is a large date. Now got to go back and check again for a match. I really don't think so. Quote: Why are full image photos unavailable? I'll take some. I set up to take microscope shots. not regular shots.
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A few full sized photos can show us more than a ton of small ones. 
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Can we revisit the Large Date/Small Date issue?  Of the three primary criteria for making the small date determination the OP's coin appear to have them all: 1. chiseled end of the 9 rather than blunt end 2. end of the nine points more towards the center of the 7 3. the top of the 7 and the top of the 1 and 9 are at the same level (whereas in the Large Date the 7 is lower) The OP's coin also matches the two examples shown, both of which are designated as small date coins. What am I missing?
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 Before assuming anything, I like to check out the first time. There is a small amount of space above the '7' on the small date, but more space above the large dates. Also note on the corner of the '7' there is a crease on the large dates. So it does appear to be a small date. (I was going by the drop space above the top of the '7'. I checked it because of the possible differences of the proof and business strike coins)
Edited by coop 11/05/2021 8:30 pm
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It's a small date and a DDO. Very nice find, send it to one of the attributors.
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The mint mark was added after the die was made.The MM shows doubling (MD) just like the 9 & 7 in pic #8. So, is it a doubled die? John1 
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Congrats. I concur that it is a DDO with md. A bit of overkill on the pics but they are proof [no pun intended]. Hard to tell if it is #12 [exactly] -- At that magnification you can probably find more DDs.
Edited by CentSation 11/06/2021 12:05 pm
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