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1956 D DDO and DDR Coin 2

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    1956 D DDO and DDR Coin 2

    Another Coin with Same DDO DDR Varieties: DATE, Mint Mark, Liberty, In God We Trust. DDR: One Cent, E Pluribus Unum, United States of America. Maybe this example is better. Are more examples required? I am please to provide two more.
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    Once again, I see nothing on this coin that looks like hub doubling. The very nature of your inquiry makes me believe you do not know exactly what a hub doubled die is. If you are not sure, look through some sites at genuine doubled dies. The coins you are submitting probably explains why the third party graders didn't return then with a variety designator. They simply are not varieties. Sorry.
    Bob Piazza
    Lincoln Cent Attributer

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      It looks like a coin with die wear (die deterioration doubling).
      Jason Cuvelier

      CONECA
      Lead attributer

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