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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;jakchota, post: 2296104, member: 68845&quot;]yes there are signs of damage and wear. but if you look at the details on the reverse for the dollar its been filled in and damaged and for the type a &quot;doll(A)r has one wide leg when this has two narrow legs. the e pluribus unum is blunted like type b and c not rounded like type a.. you have to look at the detailing better and yes my pictures arent the greatest but def stands out to show details! in the do(L)lar you will see that the leaf is touching the l unlike type a its away. type b and c show presence of it being touched. there is no sign of doubling. i have a type b reverse that is a DDR and a DDO with a RPM D which i will send in to NGC to be appraised. i have many opinion saying its just a type b doubled, and some say its a type c over b but they said to have many numismatic professionals to look at this new variety to be appraised. </p><p><br /></p><p>Thank you for your input! i have had david from NGC say its a type a doubling and doesnt know if its a type b or c due to the blurry pictures i have emailed him. he suggested to send it in for further research and inspection.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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