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1970 D Lincoln Memorial Cent DDR Sluething Support

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Came across this 1970 D in a roll this morning. Checked all the resources, there is no 1970 D DDR listed. The reverse ER in AMERICA sure looks like doubled die. However, based on the damage on the obverse and edge I suspect this is PMD. An unintentional or intentional attempt to create a DDR.

Have you ever seen anything like this? What do you think?
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"We are all flawed, some MD and some PMD."
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That is not doubling you see on the E an R on the reverse. What this is, is plier marks that were used to squish this coin which can be seen on the obverse and rim.

This is a damaged coin.
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Exactly what I thought. Never seen one in the wild. Thanks Dearborn.
"We are all flawed, some MD and some PMD."
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