I do believe the name is because the true awesome 1955 DDO value is a bit more. http://www.varietyvista.com/01a LC Doubled Dies Vol 1/DDO 1955.htm
Seems all shown above are from die deterioration. Here is a true one I purchased on 1970 for the huge amount (then) of $100 ( a weeks teaching salary). Notice where the 2 dates "9" merge together showing they are the same height from and thus a full impression from each time. Jim
FINALLY, with the last '55, a TRUE D/D, and not MD, or deterioration, or other worthless doublings. Nice Zoid!.
Question.. so if someone were to find true Wheat 1955 DDO, which I knew it was not and the field looked like dirt, would you toss it?