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Plating shift with some and weak strike causing the date to be deformed. The bust merges with the field at the bottom. Could be from excessive die polishing.
Even a fool can look wise if he keeps his mouth closed.
Definitely NOT a DDO.
I was leaning towards plating shift also because of how far the secondary image is from the primary.
(I didn't think Die deterioration doubling would be that far from the devices.)
Thank you very much Mike for clarifying this for us. I thought plating disturbance doubling showed exposed zinc and was not as dramatic, but it does have the same characteristics as die deterioration doubling. Really appreciate your help!
Be verwy verwy quiet... I'm hunting coins!!! Good Hunting!!!
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