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1945-P VV RPM-001 DDR-004

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    1945-P VV RPM-001 DDR-004

    1945-P Jefferson Nickel. I Have located this coin on Variety Vista as RPM-001, DDR-004. The example that is pictured on there is LDS. I am wondering what Die State my example is? I do have many more photos of the reverse although it will only allow me to upload 8 photos for the post? Any help is appreciated. Thank you very much!
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    I apologize, I meant to ask what the die stage is?

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      You have the coin in hand, and that is really the only way to determine which die stage. Since VV only lists Stage C, then there is nothing to compare your coin to. Since the devices are pretty sharp, it is an earlier die state, so if I were to take a guess, it would be Stage A or B.

      I personally do not identify any of the varieties I have by die stage. That is my personal preference though.
      Bob Piazza
      Lincoln Cent Attributer
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        Thank you Sir.

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          Wow, very nice example.

          I love the doubling and the RPM on this one-it shows clearly.
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