1945 DDR?

Is this a ddr and if so which one?

 

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I don't see any doubling. Some of the letters are thicker, but I think that's just due to wear?

 

Yea I wasn’t sure if it was wear or actual doubling.

 

Not seeing a ton of doubling on this one.

 

Or any doubling, I think you're seeing the effects of MDS with wear.

 

Thanks guys

 

Always look at the bead and it's doubled .


Now I need a image like this .

 

Yea that’s what I was thinking as well Rick.

 

Number #2 .
http://varietyvista.com/01a LC Doubled Dies Vol 1/1945PDDR002.htm

If you could, just one more image like this .

 

Yes of course Rick!

 

After looking closer, it looks like #3 and here's the images I used .
http://varietyvista.com/01a LC Doubled Dies Vol 1/1945PDDR003.htm

 

Thank you so much! I think you are right!

 

It's simply incredible how many coins posted here, regardless of the reason why, magically become a variety, often without taking obvious factors into consideration or even the need to examine the entire coin.

 

I find some to entertain.

 

Bead?

 

Ohh between E and P?
That's a great identifier, thanks!

 

Yup you didn’t know that? That’s usually what I look for

 

If you look at Varietyvista, every coin made is a different variety.

 

Huh?

 

I haven't.