1969-s ddo1. And yes it was real... Sold through heritage.
Looks like someone used punch to take out the mintmark.
Nice note! I'm not sure of the value, but I'm sure someone will chime in soon.
Great job finding a new ddo! Looks to be a class 1. Goes to show there are major varieties out there to be discovered. What did state is it in?
In Denver, the wells Fargo branches have a counting machine in the lobby. Up in the mountains they have it in the vault room. Got to do a test...
The area around "States Of" is directly opposite the bottom of Lincolns bust and often didn't strike up well.
Look on the reverse, left wheat ear. 100% fake no question. Common Chinese counterfeit with the die chip marker on the reverse.
That is from die fatigue, notice how both sides of the coin have somewhat of a rough appearance.
Great find and grade! My 95 was my first ddo coin I ever found, back in 95, but due to my teenager self back then handling it too much, it only...
A weight would be the starting point here.
I was about to say something about the bump on the wheat stalk, but someone beat me to it...
I believe it's called an adjustment strike. Correct me if I'm off on that.. Very interesting piece!
The only that I can tell easily is the 67 nickel if I found it in circulation. It has a new reverse hub that's not on the circulation strikes....
OK, who here is also wondering why a 95 cent, with nice surfaces, and off center strike is not in plastic..... To me it looks too nice, way too...
Can't be a 67, remember no mintmarks that year.
It looks to be a dug quarter. After time in the ground, they often have that look.
Looks like it was damaged, it's a spender.
I'll go with 65. Late die state with somewhat of a weak strike, but still a nice coin. I like the textured fields on the type 1, forget what the...
It's a worn die too. Notice the rough texture in the field. Classic sign of a die getting old and frail.
if DDO 1 is what you are talking about, this is not it.
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