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    Need Help on this possible 2002P DDR cent

    Can not quite figure this one out. Under a 17x loop I can't decide if it is a DDR or a die chip. The coin in question has some corrosion so it is making it harder for me to tell. The doubling on column 7 if that is what it is, is not located any where near where the column 7 doubling that CC shows which makes me skeptical. Any and all comments on this coin would be greatly appreciated.

    Thanks
    Dave
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    I would say it appears to be dirt or oxidations spots since the coin has a significant amount in those ares as far as a die chip the image ins't raised I would lean towards dirt no DD either,

    jazcoins joe

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      Jazz
      I can say beyond a shadow of a doubt that it is not dirt. That is what I first thought also when I saw it under the USB Microscope, but when I looked at it under a 17X loupe, that put that doubt to rest.

      Dave

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        If it is the bar on the right side of column 7 that you are referring to, it is indeed a doubled die, but a bit minor to be listed in Coppercoins.

        BJ Neff
        Member of: ANA, CCC, CONECA, Fly-in-club, FUN, NLG & T.E.V.E.C.

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          Originally posted by Digenes View Post
          Jazz
          I can say beyond a shadow of a doubt that it is not dirt. That is what I first thought also when I saw it under the USB Microscope, but when I looked at it under a 17X loupe, that put that doubt to rest.

          Dave
          Well i guess i was looking in the wrong spot is the spot I indicated in red ?i was looking at the botom right. Well I would say it is too but like wavy said it's so minor Jazzcoins Joe
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            Jazzcoins.
            Yes the spot you have outlined in red is the spot I was looking at.

            Dave

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