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1974 S , Unlisted DDO Clad

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    1974 S , Unlisted DDO Clad

    Recently Sent this into wexler for Attribution. . Would like to hear your thoughts
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    Not to start an argument, but what did he say? If he had it in hand I have no doubt whatever he told you is correct. That may not help you other than assuring you that if Wexler said it is, it is. If no, then no.
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    • #3
      Unless you're have lighting disturbance while shooting (which can happen with these LED lights), there appears to be split serifs. Good luck and tell us what happens...
      Jason Cuvelier

      CONECA
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      • #4
        Received word Back from Wexler. .
        WWHO-001 Clad 1974 S PR
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        • #5
          Originally posted by Hubzy1977 View Post
          Received word Back from Wexler. .
          WWHO-001 Clad 1974 S PR
          Nice!!!!!!
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          • #6
            That's a great find. I'm not familiar with the designation WWHO, can you tell me what this stands for?

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            • #7
              WWHO = Wexler working hub obverse
              it means Wexler has determined rather than than the cause being a doubled die, it was more widespread and originated from a working hub which in turn impacted multiple working dies.
              Jason Cuvelier

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