[Example] 1943-s ddo-001

[jcuve]

Here is a hard to find steel DDO in BU: 1943-S DDO-001. It seems to be a Class IV on the date, eye, bow-tie, parts of the face and a tad in the motto; and then it shows what appears to be a Class II spread in LIBERTY.

[jcuve]

Let me add that I suspect that the doubled areas on the eastern part (date, face etc.) could be Class IV and VIII (offset and tilted), then a third hubbing produced Class II on LIBERTY. Wexler lists the date and face as Class V.

[Brad]

When did you get that coin? Nice pics! That one is still on my want list. I cherrypicked one once, but it had counting wheel damage, so I sold it.

[liveandievarieties]

I recognize that die scratch/polish line. I had an EDS example and it was there. Any known examples without it? Really tough coin, nice Jason.

[jcuve]

When did you get that coin? Nice pics! That one is still on my want list. I cherrypicked one once, but it had counting wheel damage, so I sold it.

I got this last year, not sure when - I think it was after my accident. It is so nice in BU.

[jcuve]

I recognize that die scratch/polish line. I had an EDS example and it was there. Any known examples without it? Really tough coin, nice Jason.

Wiles seems indicates in his DD book that he documented an EDS without the scratches. Maybe they appear at EMDS? The scratches are rather obvious which would make cherrying it a bit easier...

[busyeye]

the pictures not coming up, can not see it.

[Maineman750]

the pictures not coming up, can not see it.

Must be your PC Ev...looks fine to me.

[jcuve]

the pictures not coming up, can not see it.

Your internet settings maybe? Script blocking, cookie cache. The images are hosted on Photobucket.com if that helps...

[busyeye]

Your internet settings maybe? Script blocking, cookie cache. The images are hosted on Photobucket.com if that helps...

hmm, I can see everyone elses pictures tho. I'll work on it tomorrow. Thank you!

[busyeye]

I see it, I see it! WOW, that one sure is a beauty.