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Is this a 1946 a DDR reverse?
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Steve
<< <i>when you have one...46 ddr #1...there is no need to ask...
true, but even at this state of wear there should be some details left.
Linky to eBay listing.
still say not ddr die #1...the huge one
some doubling in motto
could be a die 2 or 3???
not worth the price to me anyways
die #1 is the hunt's end ...this does not look like die #1 at all
i'm leaning towards it is not fs-801
the camera and/or coin movement is creating a shadowing effect of the devices making it look like doubling
if it is a ddr even if it isn't 801, i'd be pretty surprised
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Sean Reynolds
"Keep in mind that most of what passes as numismatic information is no more than tested opinion at best, and marketing blather at worst. However, I try to choose my words carefully, since I know that you guys are always watching." - Joe O'Connor
<< <i>I hope you didn't buy this, it is not the FS-801 DDR. There are a couple of places to see the doubling even in lousy pictures like that, Ill try to post a couple of pics of my own to the thread tomorrow to illustrate.
Sean Reynolds >>
No, I did not buy it. Looking maybe for one for my circ set, but will likely look for it already slabbed. Not a priority item. It wasn't listed as A DDR in the title, but was indicated on the 2 x 2.
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<< <i>I hope you didn't buy this, it is not the FS-801 DDR. There are a couple of places to see the doubling even in lousy pictures like that, Ill try to post a couple of pics of my own to the thread tomorrow to illustrate.
Sean Reynolds >>
No, I did not buy it. Looking maybe for one for my circ set, but will likely look for it already slabbed. Not a priority item. It wasn't listed as A DDR in the title, but was indicated on the 2 x 2. >>
Okay, I also saw the auction you're referring to and I came to the conclusion independently that it was not the DDR. Now this auction that I won last week is the opposite - a DDR that was not indicated on the holder. The attribution is pretty clear if you use the eBay zoom features, but I grabbed the smaller photo from the auction to ilustrate how to attribute these from small or blurry photos.
When I'm trying to cherrypick this variety on eBay, the first place I look in any photo is the space just to the left of the longest wing feather (#1). Even in low grades you will see the doubling there, it looks like a raised line running along the left side of the feather. The left side of the legs (#2) and the trunk of the olive tree (#3) (sic - is that an olive tree?) are also good places to see the doubling, at least with a little practice. If I think I see doubling in those areas I'll try to confirm by looking at E PLURIBUS UNUM (#4). In low grades all of the letters in PLURIBUS will look tall except the P, and the holes in the letters (like the R and
I've picked maybe half a dozen examples of this variety off eBay in the last couple of years, in grades from fine to mint state. I'm practiced enough at spotting them in low grades that I seldom pay more than melt, I assume because nobody else was able to make the attribution. </humblebrag>
Sean Reynolds
EDIT for spelling
"Keep in mind that most of what passes as numismatic information is no more than tested opinion at best, and marketing blather at worst. However, I try to choose my words carefully, since I know that you guys are always watching." - Joe O'Connor
Sean Reynolds
"Keep in mind that most of what passes as numismatic information is no more than tested opinion at best, and marketing blather at worst. However, I try to choose my words carefully, since I know that you guys are always watching." - Joe O'Connor
what joke did i miss? i was looking for a good laugh as this pic is great for humor, but i don't see it!!!!
did the coin in question turn out to be the ddr ??? it almots looked like it from some angles
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