1972

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1972 Die Varieties

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1972 DDO-001
FS-101 (033.3)
Class I CW
1DO-001

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1972 DDO-002
FS-102 (33.52)
Class I CCW
1DO-002

Somewhat stronger spread than die 007; much stronger than 004 or 005

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1972 DDO-003
FS-103 (33.53)
Class I CW
1DO-001

Slightly weaker than 008, but very similar. Known in many stages. Stronger than die 006. (Stage A marker above the E in LIBERTY shown below)

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1972 DDO-004
FS-104 (33.54)
Class I CCW
1DO-004

Mild CCW spread, weaker than 002 or 007; tad stronger than 005. (Reverse marker, scratched through the N in UNITED, shown below.) For reasons I cannot explain, sometimes collectors will confuse common master die doubling for die 004.

Coin courtesy Peter

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1972 DDO-005
FS-105 (33.55)
Class I CCW

1DO-005
WDDO-010
CDDO-014

Mild CCW spread, somewhat similar to die 004, markers are completely different. A mixture of MDS and EMDS comprise the shots below. Note: not listed as die 005 by Wexler or Crawford.

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1972 DDO-006
FS-106 (33.56)
Class I CW
1DO-006Weaker than dies 003 or 008; sometimes 003 in later die states is incorrectly labeled as a 006.

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1972 DDO-007
FS-107 (33.57)
Class I CCW
1DO-007

Similar, but weaker than 002. Stronger than 004 or 005, yet still incorrectly attributed as 004 frequently.

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1972 DDO-008
FS-108 (33.58)
Class I CW
1DO-008

Similar to die 003. Date is stronger. LDS is mushy without strong markers.

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1972 DDO-009
FS-109 (33.59)
1DO-009
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1972 DDO-010
1DO-011

Both class VIII

Comparison collage of both below: