1935 DDR buffalo nickel?

What do you guys think as of value and if it is a DDR?

 

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possible

 

Not a DDR.

 

http://images.pcgs.com/CoinFacts/93974_37655963_max.jpg

 

Do tell. Instead of simply saying no, perhaps you could explain why and/or tell us exactly what it is. While my eyes are not what they used to be, from what I can see I have to agree with treashunt; it certainly looks like a strong candidate.

 

To me it looks like it is the DDR

 

Looks DDR to me! A nice one.

 

Looks like this one:

http://varietyvista.com/Buffalo Nickel Files/1935PDDR001.htm

 

Yeah, I was going to say it looks like a DDR to me.

 

From what I see, the split serifs are very clear.

Chris

 

I just did not see any split serifs .But looking at it again, it may be
a long shot. Would that be in the CPG?

 

I agree

 

Yep, that's a good DDR.

 

I say definitely yes. I just sold a PCGS certified 1935 S DDR and the doubling want this pronounced.

 

Wow. Thanks for all the replies guys! I had someone tell me that it could of been machine doubling? If it is a true DDR, what do you think its worth?

 

Mine was graded F15 and sold for maybe $40-$50, but it was PCGS certified.

 

So I should definitely get it certified

 

It has a low population of certified ones, but it's not a goldmine. Certification costs could eat up most of your profit though.

 

I don't have much money tied into it so I think I'll be able to

 

Correction, mine sold for $58 so it might be worth while to send off.