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1913 Type 1 Raised Ground Mound Buffalo Nickel

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    1913 Type 1 Raised Ground Mound Buffalo Nickel

    I'm wondering if my Type 1 1913 raised ground Mound Buffalo nickel is a DDR? E pluribus unum appears to be doubled to me. Of the two DDR's that I have been able to locate, neither of the two are a match. It will not allow me to upload more than three photos. I guess maybe my files are too large. Thank you, your help is greatly appreciated
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    It is possible, but there is just too much circulation wear to be sure. The one example would be DDR-002 (FS1802). You may want to look at the link below and see if you can find any markers or other comparison.

    http://www.varietyvista.com/03%20Buf...DDR%201913.htm
    Bob Piazza
    Lincoln Cent Attributer
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      Appreciated, I will compare them and see what I can decipher. Thank you Sir.

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