I recently acquired a pair of the above variety as confirmed by MM placement and die crack under the center of the bust.
For easier comparison, here's the:
VV listing- 1938-S DDR-001 (varietyvista.com)
C C listing- 1938S 1DR-001
D D listing- Wexler's Coins and Die Varieties (doubleddie.com)
VV & CC have it listed as a Class 6. DD as a Class 6 + Class 2 on the wheat tips. My examples show separation on both wheat tips and the outside band of the wheat ears. The Class 2 is stronger on the left wheat.
VV images don't seem to show any separation on the wheat tips but CC does, yet both sites are saying this is only Class 6.
I guess my question is whether the examples attributed by VV and CC just didn't show the Class 2 separation or if there might have been another reason.
1938S_DDR-1(VEDS)-Obv-1-Full-2Nice.JPG 1938S_DDR-1(VEDS)-Rev-1-Full.JPG 1938S_DDR-1(VEDS)-Rev-5-RtWht-Upper-4-TipAndOutsideSeparationLine-Nice.JPG 1938S_DDR-1(VEDS)-Rev-5-LftWht-Upper-3-TipAndOutsideSeparationLine7-Arrows.jpg 1938S_DDR-1(VEDS)-Rev-2-EPU(IncompleteClipMaybe).JPG 1938S_DDR-1(VEDS)-Marker-Obv-2-VDBDieCrack-3-Excellent.JPG
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