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If it is indeed die deterioration then there is no added value. DDD is typical for coins that have been struck by a die that has already struck many, many coins. The deterioration gets worse the more coin coins that are struck with that die. -
I have a hard time freehanding the microscope for a full view, so hopefully theses are clear enough to see. Apologies in advance if they are a little blurry.
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Unless it's a reflection, it looks very promising to me!! That could be a winner! Show the entire coin, front and back.Leave a comment:
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2021 Lincoln cent DDO
So the bank is slowly running out of circulated pennies. So gave it a go at new coins. Found this on 2021-D. Is it DDO on United States of America WIN_20210919_14_20_18_Pro.jpg WIN_20210919_14_20_42_Pro.jpg WIN_20210919_14_20_26_Pro.jpg ?
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