This is a post for those who have, or search for, CP varieties.
Note that these two ddos are extremely similar and careful examination of the mint mark placement is needed [sans the given markers] to differentiate the two (esp. on circulated coins). VV has only recently added #17 -- It is NOT a CP variety.
Odd that with how similar they are, Wiles refers to one as "extreme extra thickness" and the other as "medium spread".
DDO-1 VDDO-17
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1944-D DDO-1 vs VDDO-17
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Hmmmmmmm....
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Originally Posted by makecents
It's twue, it's twue. [ala Blazing Saddles]
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I thought this seemed familiar. I remember Keith commenting on this now. I like the Blazing Saddles ref.
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