1943 p ddo- 5

Log in or Sign up to hide this ad.

Very nice shape, extremely good photos, but I am not seeing the DDO, Shrews.

Steve

 

I'm also missing it... but great shots.

 

WOW Very nice pics and annotations Shrew. Boy, she's good. I feel so inadequate in my execution. Lol very nice

 

It could be the worn dies that it has. Messing with me.

 

I don't see it, either.

Chris

 

Look at the points on the s and t in trust. They have the splits. Each letter looks like the DDO 5. And the clash it has on the obverse.

 

OK, I see what you are seeing. Can we get @Fred Weinberg to chime in?

Steve

 

No enough pictures!

@Stevearino
Fred mentioned the other day that he really isn't a Doubled Die specialist..
Try @Rick Stachowski

This thread made me dizzy

 

What's your take, @paddyman98, once you get over being dizzy? BTW, looking at the ground all the time during your early morning FOG walks could be the cause of the dizziness

Steve

 

Im sorry. I had to get enough. Not, not enough.

 

It's not #5 .
Mint-mark placement doesn't match .


There is a MDO for this year to ...

 

Could you send me the website to find the mdo?

 

OK...twice today have to display my ignorance. Can't hide it from my wife, but hate to air out for the CT crowd.

What does MDO mean?

I checked the NGC, ANA and two other private sites for acronyms and abbreviations. Nothing for MDO.

Anyone?

Steve

 

http://varietyvista.com/Variety Master Listings/jefferson doubled dies 1942-1943.htm#_1943-P

 

Master Die Obverse .
https://conecaonline.org/abbreviations/

 

Thanks, Rick!

Steve