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Where is the possible DD? The S of TRUST in the motto appears to suffer from circulation damage or die deterioration.Bob Piazza
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Yes, that "S" in trust is not a normal font. You can actually see part of the good "S" under that damaged, odd looking "S". The word TRUST may be a little thicker than normal, but unless You see some separation, its tough to call it "extra thickness".
In my opinion, its suffering from post mint damage. It would be awful hard to prove its a DDO, unless there is some jaw-dropping evidence we are not seeing.
The coin appears to have taken a beating. The word TRUST may have been victim to that post mint style damage more than any other portion of the coin.
Add in that;
http://varietyvista.com does not have any listings for 1983 (only S mint):
http://varietyvista.com/12%20Kennedy...20Listings.htm
John Wexler's site does not list the 1983 year....
https://doubleddie.com/919455.html
Sure, this is a 1983, but one that appears to have a "D" mintmark?
Here is a very good example of how TRUST and a DDO can look. Sure, it can be less extreme than this.
https://minterrors.org/wp-content/up...acecard-03.jpg
Last edited by MintErrors; 08-19-2022, 06:14 PM.Gary Kozera
Website: https://MintErrors.orgComment
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One more time. thank you.
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