Has anyone come acrost a 1970 D DDO DDR with missing FG?
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CoinHunter4
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Nope, this coin is neither a DDO or DDR.
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I'll have to upload a picture. You really have to dive deep into it to see just the slightest mark of an FG.
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So, I guess I found it. That was a tough find there.
One question for you... are you familiar with what the terms "DDO" and "DDR" even mean?
There's way too many people that use them when referring to coins, and do not even know what they mean.
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So you don't see any doubling on either side?
I see no doubled die on reverse from these pics.
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I don’t see any doubling here.
Would this be considered a Hard Struck Coin? Thank you for your input.
It depends... Was Mr. Hard working on the day this was struck?
Did you mean something else? Nobody here knows what you mean when you make up terms.
You have a well-circulated coin where the FG is missing. There's nothing to add to that.
The FG looks visible in the last photo which is the lowest magnification.
The FG is there but weak, likely due to a lightly filled die.
There is no visible doubling either side.
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Thank ya'll for the help.