I've looked at several 1945 LWC's before and been fooled by Class VI: ....overused thickened or flattened design features on the Working Dies. It appears all the Stage B clash markers are present on my coin. The images don't capture the depth of the clashes.
It may be one of the lesser DDO's but definitely not WDDO-001, DDO-001, 1DO-006. The clashes are quite common during this time period. Sorry but I think you've been fooled again.
Not seeing it. Markers mean nothing if you don't have the DD first. They are just to confirm the DD. Looks like a little circ. flatting. I hate class 6s.
However, there may be a secondary eyelid (class 4) may be well south of the eyelid. Nothing seems to match at CC and DD (Wexler) has about 25 listings with no description or images.
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Thank you all. I'm still having trouble distinguishing a worn and circulated 1945 from a DDO Class IV. Coop - the indentation where the vertical and horizontal bar of the 4 meet really helps. Sorry, the nuances are so subtle.
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