DDO or PMD . . . . ?

Yup the original post is a straight VAM 3, sorry I'm a little late to the post.
Again nice find!

 

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In my oppinion it is TH-DDO-001. Here an brief description for:
Cross Reference: VAM 3, 4
Description: Class V, Pivoted Hub Doubling.
Doubling is seen on D of GOD, WE, chin, nose, eyelids, forehead, lips, chin, several rays in the tiara, and the hair behind the eyes.
Die Markers:
Obverse - None noted.
Reverse - None noted.
Comments: -This obverse was paired with two reverses. VAM 3 is a reverse that contains a medium 'D' mint mark. VAM 4 is a reverse with a small 'D' mint mark, and is worth much more.

 

Reverse has a medium D Thus VAM 3
1934-D VAM-3 - VAMWorld (ec2-13-58-222-16.us-east-2.compute.amazonaws.com)

 

Here is a reference showing the MM's.
The Vam 4 has a micro D.
1934-D VAM-3 - VAMWorld (ec2-13-58-222-16.us-east-2.compute.amazonaws.com)

1934-D VAM-4 - VAMWorld (ec2-13-58-222-16.us-east-2.compute.amazonaws.com)

Where did your reference come from?

 

From Flynn page 618 Top 20th Century Die Varieties. This TH (Hub doubling) it is pair with two different VAM's 3 and 4. In this case it is pair with VAM 3. TH prefix I think was attribute by Breen (not 100% sure)