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Tim... your photos all match what I have in my collection as the 64PR AH DDR-005, note the attached photo of the die scratches on the rim between B and E of LIBERTY. I think the question is does mine match the CONECA listed DDR-005? I think it matches the description in the CONECA Listings exactly, it is stage B.
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Larry,
Is your coin verified by James Wiles? Reason I’m asking is when I sent our coin to him back in 2012, I question if the coin could be either the DDR-004 or DDR-005 because those two we were still looking for which is still the case. Wiles noted: “DDR is too minor to list. Borderline, but no markers.” I notice a couple of faint die scratches, one on each side of the first T in STATES, I will try again to get a picture of them.
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