1946 doubled die -00?

Picked this up today for a bit over spot. Score!!!!
Did not know what I had till I got home. Can't seem to nail down the variety. I think it's fs-102. URS-2. 2 known. Well here it is. no doubling on the reverse all opinions appreciated thanks!

 

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definitely something there

 

Here is the reverse reference for fs-101 and fs-102,
If it doesn't match then I would say that it is ddo-014.
There are 26 DDO's for the year. The only other one that seems to have a die clash on the bridge of the nose is 26
DDO-004
http://varietyvista.com/07 Roosevelt Dimes/DDO Detail Files/1946PDDO004.htm
DDR-003
http://varietyvista.com/07 Roosevelt Dimes/DDR Detail Files/1946PDDR003.htm
DDO-026 which is also a minor DDR
http://varietyvista.com/07 Roosevelt Dimes/DDO Detail Files/1946PDDO026.htm

 

Wowzer! What more can I say. Some good things showing up here lately.

 

Nice find.

 

Nice a real one WOW
Dave

 

Nice find !!! Good eye !

 

I finally got it nailed down. It is fs-103, die stage B. As of now PCGS has none certified in any grade. This is exiting!!! Question, if I send this to PCGS will this be the plate coin for the variety? This is truly a rare coin!!!

 

No, I don't believe they will. Sorry to bust your bubble, but this from PCGS site pop report.

pcgs:

391371 1946 10C DDO FS-103 MS 2@64, 3 @65, 1@67
1946 10C DDO FS-103 (Regular Strike)
LEVEL: Minor Variety or Die Variety

The selling price of the variety in 65 looks about $22 +, and the slabbing would be normal price + $18 for the variety, so I would hold on to it. Jim

 

It says on the website they do attribute them

 

Sorry, I meant "No" to your question

 

Do you have a reference to fs-103?

 

Yes. Many pcgs price guide has is at over $200 in ms 65

 

I was hoping for visual aid, die markers etc. When I pull up related coins on PCGS I don't get any auctions just the population in each grade, what am I missing?

 

Variety vista. Is the site i used for attribution.
Ddo-26 - ddr-4

 

I gotcha went in to DDR and found the FS-103. Thanks.

 

I want to point something out. Do you all see how "flat and shelflike" much of that doubling is? I hope this is the last time I have to hear that bromide repeated when it's strike doubling, because that never tells it. This is a nice doubled-die.

 

Yes , but I have seen quite a few coins from the 40s that have been both DD and MDD, so you are correct, and I am sure if you had such a coin in hand, you would see both. I do wish that when people post more than one photo they number it or something, so it can be referred to properly. Posters that continue to add new photos without saying what they are trying to show are really confusing. Jim