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I am looking at a very nicely toned 1980S Susan B Anthony Dollar. The coin is a business strike coin and NOT a proof coin. I see what appears to be an original mint mark to the southeast of the final mint mark. The anomaly does not look to me like MDD as it is not flat or shelf-like but appears to me to be rounded. I see no listings for any RPM for Susan B Anthony dollars. I do see a variety on ANACS titled 'DBL STRUCK' and have no knowledge of this variety. I see two possible die markers. There is a die crack on the bust and the designers initials are extremely weak/almost non-existent. Thoughts or comments?
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