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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Coin Addict 2018, post: 3142961, member: 96614&quot;]If anyone pays very close attention to the last photo which I have been reposting over and over again ... Then i am 100% certain that they can&#039;t help but notice that the top of the S merges EVENLY together almost as if it is one coin which I am logically assuming comes from time and wear just like with other DD cases and you can also still clearly see that there is BOLD raised doubling that is intertwined with a split serif at the tail of the S as well . And so with that one that is the reason that I know that there is classic DD on that specific area . However as for the rest of the coin I will leave it up to the best guesser&#039;s or the experts who genuinely knows a thing or two about the different variations of true double die coins and not just what some of us may read or post from other websites ... Heck like I said . I didn&#039;t know that there is a 1983 with MD and DD until yesterday and I&#039;m sure that most coin lovers probably don&#039;t even know or don&#039;t believe that that can even exist ... Or atleast I didn&#039;t until now .[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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