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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;eddiespin, post: 7769161, member: 4920&quot;]Do you see the concave backs of the B and E in Wexler&#039;s coin? I don&#039;t know if you can notice the funniness in his 9, but if you look up the 1943 Class 6 DDO, where it&#039;s most extreme, you might get the idea a little. Those are diagnostics in that DDO. Basically, LIBERTY will lean a little concave left, and the 9 will show distortion and&nbsp; distension at the bottom. These are hard to attribute, because of how they&#039;re caused. Yours has wear and strike doubling, from what I&#039;m seeing. Even if it is a DDO Class 6, nobody is going attribute it, as such, just based on this. You really need to take a&nbsp; dive into this class of doubling to get it, as this is but just a piece of it. But it is die doubling, just a very unfamiliar and subtle type. Hope I didn&#039;t go overboard. Just trying to explain it, best I know how.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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