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Is this 1946 dime a DDR?

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  • GaryH
    • Apr 2025
    • 12
    #1

    Is this 1946 dime a DDR?

    I have a 1946 Roosevelt from the Philadelphia mint that appears to be a DDR (to me anyway). Can anyone confirm or deny? I'm new to trying to ID these things. Thanks!
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  • eaxtellcoin
    RPM Dealer Specialist
    • Feb 2008
    • 852
    #2
    1946-S-RPM#03C-BUTone-DDO.jpg

    Morning Gary,
    BTW: Very nice clear photo's, very easy to see.
    To me my oppinion this looks like MD - Machine damage doubling. Here is a photograph of one of my 1946-S's. What you want to see is a raised to the field, same size second set of Letters. Notice the flat towards the letter then the edge of the shelf from where the die stopped moving on your coin? I'm affraid it's just MD.
    Sorry
    Eric

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    • GaryH
      • Apr 2025
      • 12
      #3
      Many thanks for your info Eric! Your photo is perfectly showing me what to look for. I appreciate your response.

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