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It could possibly be CONECA listing DDO-01, check for a die crack just above VDB on lower bust. I think coppercoins.com has some more photos of DDO-01 with more die markers. -
All I'm seeing is typical machine doubling.Lee LydstonComment
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Can you post a photo like this one of your coin?
No one right 100% of times
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After looking at Charles photo's, I'd have to agree.Originally posted by Steven View PostLee LydstonComment
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is there any way to lighten the photos???No one right 100% of timesI maybe wrong and will I say, sorry I was wrong Comment
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I tryed to get lighter pictures,this is the best i can do.There are a few better pictures..
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Although your coin shows pretty good wear, I've been jumping back and forth to photos on copper coins.com and it sure looks like DDO-001, if you have a cherrypickers guide its # 13.9, check these out. Nice findComment
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