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Message:: [QUOTE="19Lyds, post: 996606, member: 15929"]No doubt, the Kennedy DDO's and DDR's can prove difficult to find but even AU examples can sell for up to $100. Happen across an MS example and, depending upon DDO, it could be a sure winner. 1971-D had many DDO coins. Check TRUST in the Motto1972 had a single DDO which is very elusive. Check TRUST in the Motto1972 has an interesting DDR most noticeable with full split serifs on the last S in STATES. 1972-D has the No FG (Initials) which can get pricey.1973 has an interesting DDR most noticeable with full split serifs on the last S in STATES.1973-D has at least 3 if not 4 DDO's. Check TRUST in the MOTTO1974-D has one of the most dramatic Kennedy DDO's with full offset doubling!1977-D has two distinct DDO's. Check TRUST in the Motto. See the pattern here? When I search Kennedy Boxes, I always separate the above dates into their own stacks for detailed examination. The only problem I have with roll searching Kennedy's is the disposition of rejected coins but basically, I order from one bank and deposit with another bank. You must have a good working relationship with the bank which receives the returned coins because it costs them money to have them shipped back and most will only accept so many before asking you to stop.[/QUOTE]