Not rare, or that unusual, although this is a
better-than-average example of it.
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It looks like a D/D, but I do not know what that central 'slash' is .... We need @FredWeinberg to look at it... Interesting find... Cheers, RickO
Additional photos it looks too my 3 D hits wat do you think


'copper plating shifting' during the strike.
Not rare, or that unusual, although this is a
better-than-average example of it.
Tankyou
It can't be a D/D after 1989 because the mintmarks are on the hubs, aren't they?
It's either a die chip or two, split plate doubling, strike doubling, or a combination of all three.
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How to find out . is it rare
Per Fred Weinberg, who is the expert, not rare or valuable.
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Not rare, but nice photos.
Thank you all