Is this and RPM, DDO, or PMD? 1942-D Jeff

PipestonePete

I was going through some of my old nickel stock and came across this 1942 Jefferson which looks similar to the 1942-P Doubled-Die Obverse listed in the Cherrypicker's Guide but this is a 1942-D which is not featured in my copy (5th Ed. Vol 1). PMD?

bolivarshagnasty

To my eyes, the back side of the 2 has been impacted and caused what you see. PMD

DIMEMAN

Looks like a hit on the 2 to me.

mariner67

PMD to my eye.

grip

Originally posted by: DIMEMAN
Looks like a hit on the 2 to me.

My thoughts also.

mannie gray

Damage.

JRocco

PMD

ricko

I agree... PMD.... Cheers, RickO

rmpsrpms

Interesting coin. The chances of a hit with a sharp object at exactly the right spot to mimic a doubled die are pretty slim. I suspect someone was playing around, but they made a mistake in that the tool they used was straight, not shaped to follow the outer curve of the 2.

silverpop

PMD