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1960P DDO-010 (stage a?)

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  • jcuve
    Lead attributer
    • Apr 2008
    • 1497
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    1960P DDO-010 (stage a?)

    I believe this is 1960P DDO-010 (10-O-VI) - it matches the description (especially the die chip in the R, though this looks like more of a break). So this make this a VEDS Stage A as it does not have the Stage B markers present? (I am really trying to understand the appearance of die states on Lincolns is why I bring it up.) Crawford notes this as a Class II & VI with separation on the 9 and TRU; my example has what appears to be Class II separation on all of IGWT, strongest on TRUST and 960, strongest on the 9. I have no idea where the line is drawn between a single class of doubled die and a hybrid of two or more.

    Jason Cuvelier

    CONECA
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