Wexler's die varieties.

Description: A spread towards the rim shows on LIBERTY. Extra thickness shows on IGWT. Die Markers: Obverse: Large Date Zinc. Vertical die scratches can be found in the field to the left of the shoulder. Reverse: A circular die scratch pattern can be found on the reverse. Submitted By: John A. Wexler. Cross References: None known.As a result, coins bearing doubling that traces back to the master hub will have no extra value for the doubling. While the doubling does ultimately appear on the working dies, in the Wexler Die Variety Files we do not classify these as "doubled dies.". We define doubled dies to be doubling on a hub or die that is produced by misalignments ...This page provides links to the Kennedy half dollar doubled dies listed in the Wexler Doubled Die Files. These pages are a work in progress. Check back often to see what has been added. In the listings presented on the following pages, the person listed under "Submitted By" is the person who sent the coin for listing in the Wexler Doubled Die ...A light die scratch runs south from the top right of the 2nd T in TRUST to the top of the 1st 1 in the date. Light die pitting can be found to the right of the lower E in WE. Reverse: The reverse is a doubled die listed in the Wexler Doubled Die Files as 1971-S $1 Pr WDDR-011. Submitted By: Thomas Kalantzis. Cross References: None knownWhere To Send Your Coins. Send all U.S. doubled die varieties EXCEPT 5¢ doubled dies to: Temporarily Unavailable. Send all U.S. 5¢ doubled die varieties to: Brian Ribar, 2053 Edith Place, Merrick, NY 11566-3306. E-Mail: [email protected].

1964 10¢ Pr WDDO-003 "Best Of" Variety. Description: A Class V CCW spread from a pivot at about 11:00 shows on the date and the designer's initials. Die Markers: Obverse: Pointed tail 9. None significant. Reverse: The reverse is a doubled die listed in the Wexler Doubled Die Files as 1964 10¢ Pr WDDR-019. A close CW spread from a pivot ...

Die Markers: Obverse: A light die crack runs across the base of the bust. Reverse: A die chip can be found below the great blue heron’s eye. A die crack runs NNW/SSE down the back of the great blue heron’s head and upper neck. Submitted By: John A. Wexler. Cross References: CONECA: 6-R-VIII.1950-D 1¢ WRPM-005. Description: D/Horizontal D. Cross References: CONECA: RPM #3, Coppercoins: 1950D-1MM-003, Crawford: CRPM-004. Top 100 RPM: Wexler. Comments: CONECA does not recognize this variety as a D/Horizontal D variety. Instead, they list it as a D/D Southwest and Tilted. All of the other cross-referenced attributers recognize it as ...

For the Wexler Files a UFO die variety is an Unidentified Fascinating Oddity. These do not fit into the typical categories of varieties such as doubled dies or repunched mint marks, however, there is something unusual about the variety that warrants listing along with some publicity. In some cases die variety specialists have discussed the ...In the Wexler Die Variety Files we identify this reverse as Lincoln Memorial Reverse Design #6 (LMRD-006). CONECA identifies this Memorial reverse design as RDV-006. LMRD-006 was used on the Lincoln Memorial cents from 1989 through 1992 where it was used on all circulation strike and all proof cents for those years. It was also used for proof ...In the Wexler Die Variety Files we recognize two categories for die varieties - Intentional Die Varieties and Unintentional Die Varieties. The Intentional Die Varieties are design differences on the coins for a particular year and denomination that were deliberately made by the U.S. Mint. These would include varieties like the 1960 Lincoln ...The post-1909 overdate doubled die varieties include the 1918/7-D Buffalo nickel, the 1918/7-S Standing Liberty Quarter, the 1942/1 and 1942/1-D Mercury Dimes, and the 1943/2-P Jefferson Nickel. We may never know for sure if they were accidental or intentional, but there is one thing that we do know for sure.

The book also features the top doubled dies, RPMs, and OMMs for the series as listed in the Wexler Die Variety Files, along with in depth looks at the 1958 and 1969-S doubled dies. A Detailed Analysis of Lincoln Cent Varieties 1959 - Present by Billy G. Crawford. This new (2009) CD book covers the die varieties on the Lincoln Memorial cent ...

In the Wexler Die Variety Files we define “doubled die” doubling as doubling ... All but one of the leading die variety attributers recognize eight distinct ...

Send all U.S. doubled die varieties EXCEPT 5¢ doubled dies to: Temporarily Unavailable. Send all U.S. 5¢ doubled die varieties to: Brian Ribar, 2053 Edith Place, Merrick, NY 11566-3306. E-Mail: [email protected]. RPM Attribution Bulletin: Temporarily Unavailable. Send all 20th century overdates to: Temporarily UnavailableObverse Stage B: A die crack runs through the designer's initials. A die chip can be found in the upper J of JF. Reverse Stage A: A large die gouge can be found just above the back end of the loon's bill. A small die gouge can be found to the left of the seated fisherman's arm. Reverse Stage B: Same as Stage A.Reverse Varieties. 1989-P 10¢ WDDR-001. Description: A light spread toward the center shows best on OF AMERICA, DIME and the M of UNUM. Weaker doubling shows on the remaining letters around the rim. Die Markers: Obverse: NW/SE die scratches between the 1 and 9 of the date. Reverse: NNW/SSE die scratch between the second T and the E in STATES.Die Markers: Obverse: Two short vertical die gouges can be found between the upper I and B in LIBERTY. Reverse: The reverse is a doubled die listed in the Wexler Doubled Die Files as 1964 25¢ Pr WDDR-006. A spread towards the center shows on STATES OF AMERICA, EPU, the eagle's left wing, the branch ends, the lower right leaves, and slightly ...Home page, 1909 to 1939-S Lincoln Wheat Cents are on this page. 1940 to 1949-S Lincoln Wheat Cent RPMs, click here to see them. 1950 to 1958-D Lincoln Cent RPMs are now on a separate page, click here to see them.

Reverse: The reverse is a doubled die listed in the Wexler Doubled Die Files as 1968-S 5¢ Pr WDDR-027. A close CW spread from a pivot at about 11:00 shows on OF AMERICA. A small die gouge can be found to the left of the bottom of the first T in STATES.If you have a genuine doubled die variety for that date and mint mark that does not match any of the illustrated varieties, it would most likely be a new listing. In the listings presented on the following pages, the person listed under "Submitted By" is the person who sent the coin for listing in the Wexler Doubled Die Files. It is not ... 1955D WDDR-012 Coin#4 Nice early die state. Close Class II doubling shows on E PLURIBUS UNUM and UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. BU You will receive the coin shown in the photos. $3.95: Sold Out: 1955D WDDR-012 Coin#5 Nice early die state. Close Class II doubling shows on E PLURIBUS UNUM and UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.This page presents links to the various Wexler Die Variety File Repunched Date (RPD) listings presented on this website. The word "Complete" following a particular denomination and series indicates that the pages illustrate all of the RPD varieties listed in the Wexler RPD Files for that particular denomination and series. If you have a genuine ...In the Wexler Die Variety Files we recognize two categories for die varieties - Intentional Die Varieties and Unintentional Die Varieties. The Intentional Die Varieties are design differences on the coins for a particular year and denomination that were deliberately made by the U.S. Mint. These would include varieties like the 1960 Lincoln ...If you have any 2015 New York quarter doubled die varieties that are not shown on this page, we would love to add them to our files. ... In the following listings the person listed as "Submitted By" is the person who sent the coin for listing in the Wexler Doubled Die Files. It is not necessarily the person who originally discovered the variety.

Top 100 RPM: Wexler and CONECA. 1909-S 1¢ WRPM-002 "Best Of" Variety. Description: S/S Northeast. Die Markers: Obverse Stage A: Two die scratches slightly above center, inside the D in GOD and running NW/SE. Two die scratches from the vertical bar of the D in GOD, one running WNW to the O in GOD and the higher scratch running NW toward the rim.John Wexler. Columnist. John Wexler guides collectors through the exciting and sometimes frenzied world of coins displaying collectible differences from "normal" coins in "Varieties Notebook."

Wheat cents: 1943-S RPM#5 1946-S/D OMM#1 1949-S RPM#1. RPM and Double Die Lincoln cents varieties and other RPM coins. Repunched Mint Mark pennies, nickles, and dimes. This site will soon be un updatable by Google's conversion to "New Google Sites," so we have migrated to. eaxtellcoinvarieties.com Come visit us there.February 13, 2023 2:30PM edited February 13, 2023 2:45PM. COVID and Parkinson's - those are very tough adversaries (especially Parkinson's). Fortunately he is still good mentally and has set up a "line of succession", so his work will go on, even if he can't participate at the same level. WAYNEAS Posts: 5,966 .Description: S/S West. Die Markers: Obverse: Serif "S" mint mark. The obverse of this variety is a doubled die listed in the Wexler Doubled Die Files as 1944-S 1¢ WDDO-022. An extra eyelid can be found south of the normal eyelid. Two short die scratches below the N of IN and the G of GOD.1887 $1 WDDO-001 Description: LIBERTY is spread towards the west while the stars, letters in E PLURIBUS, Liberty's eye, hair details below LIBERTY, and leaves nearest the cotton balls show a spread towards the center of the die. The eyelid shows a split and the inside of the upper lip is doubled. Hairlines behind the ear are doubled. Die Markers: Obverse Stage A: None noted.Die crack above the designer's initials is stronger. Obverse Stage G: Die scratch NE from the right fork of the Y in LIBERTY. Second die crack in the head is now stronger and connects to the NE side of the lower die crack. Lower die crack on the head is longer. Obverse Stage H: Stage G die scratches are still present.We urge everyone to study the following common forms of doubling very carefully so that you don’t end up buying a “doubled die” only to find out later that it isn’t what you thought it was, or so that you don’t unknowingly sell a coin with worthless doubling by calling it a doubled die. Die varieties such as doubled dies, Repunched ... Notations of these changes are made for each of the affected varieties. 1946-P,D,S 10¢ WWHO-001 Doubled Working Hub. Description: A spread towards the center shows on the date, the ... Reverse Stage A: The reverse of this stage is a doubled die listed in the Wexler Doubled Die Files as 1946 10¢ WDDR-008 (formerly WDDR-013). A Class V CW ...The book also features the top doubled dies, RPMs, and OMMs for the series as listed in the Wexler Die Variety Files, along with in depth looks at the 1958 and 1969-S doubled dies. A Detailed Analysis of Lincoln Cent Varieties 1959 - Present by Billy G. Crawford. This new (2009) CD book covers the die varieties on the Lincoln Memorial cent ...The Comprehensive Guide To Lincoln Cent Repunched Mint Mark Varieties 1909 - 1939 by John A. Wexler, Brian Allen, and John W. Bordner. This 252 page (8 ½ by 11 format) book is a complete listing of all Lincoln cent RPMs and OMMs from 1909 to 1939 listed in the Wexler Die Variety Files.Obverse Stage B: A die crack runs from the ear through the hair and through the E of WE to the rim (Spiked Head). Obverse Stage C: A small die scratch runs WNW from the center of the left side of the 0 in the date. Reverse Stage A: A weak die scratch runs NE from the tip of the left wheat ear. V.D.B. reverse.

The most recent updates to diese site were made on May 14, 2023: The most recent updates to this website include: The addition of information and photos for the following RPM varieties: 1935-S 1¢ WRPM-004, 1942-S 1¢ WRPM-018, 1950-D 1¢ WRPM-011, 1974-D 1¢ Damaged Mint Mark Punch, 1974-D 1¢ WRPM-001 through WRPM-003, 1944-D 5¢ WRPM-013 ...

The obverse is a doubled die listed in the Wexler Doubled Die Files as 1970-S 1¢ Pr WDDO-031. A very close spread towards the center shows on the date, LIBERTY, and IGWT. A light die scratch runs NNW/SSE on the upper part of the nose. Reverse: Light die scratches can be found in the upper half of the first Memorial bay. Submitted By: John A ...

There are several rare and expensive coins in the Mercury dime series, such as the 1916-D, 1921, 1921-D, 1942/1, and 1942/1-D. There have been many counterfeits generated over the years for these coins. This section provides detailed photographs of genuine coins, and presents die stages for many of these to help in identification. 1971-S 1¢ Pr WDDO-001 "Best Of" Variety. Description: An extremely strong Class II spread towards the center shows on LIBERTY, IGWT, the front of the vest, and the date. Die Markers: Obverse: The mint mark is an RPM (S/S North) listed in the Wexler RPM Files as WRPM-005 (CONECA RPM #3).Reverse: A small die gouge can be found to the right of the bottom of the 2nd S in STATES.The reality is that the die varieties we enjoy collecting, which includes doubled dies, repunched mint marks (RPMs), over mint marks (OMMs), repunched dates (RPDs), overdates, (OVDs), and misplaced dates (MPDs), are the result of mishaps that occur in the process of making the dies that strike the coins. A working knowledge of the die making ...2004-P 25¢ WI WDDR-003. Description: The cow has a doubled left nostril. Die Markers: Obverse: A small die gouge (dot) can be found between the bottom of the D in GOD and the bottom of the W in WE. A small die gouge can be found to the right of the top of the W in WE. A strong die gouge can be found SW of the mint mark.Die Markers: Obverse: This variety also has an obverse doubled die that is listed in the Wexler Doubled Die Files as 1929-S 1¢ WDDO-001. A spread to the SSE shows on the upper 1 and 9 of the date. A spread to the SSE shows on the upper 1 and 9 of the date.Die varieties such as doubled dies, Repunched mint marks (RPMs), Over Mint Marks (OMMs), Repunched Dates, Overdates, coin design varieties, as well as regular coins …From Wexler's Die Varieties: “ When the Mint started using mint marks (letters) in the early 1800's to identify the various branch mints at which coins were being struck, the mint mark was hand ...Home page, 1909 to 1939-S Lincoln Wheat Cents are on this page. 1940 to 1949-S Lincoln Wheat Cent RPMs, click here to see them. 1950 to 1958-D Lincoln Cent RPMs are now on a separate page, click here to see them.If you have a genuine doubled die variety for that date and mint mark that does not match any of the illustrated varieties, it would most likely be a new listing. In the listings presented on the following pages, the person listed under "Submitted By" is the person who sent the coin for listing in the Wexler Doubled Die Files. It is not ... Submitted By: John A. Wexler (Photo upgrade from a coin submitted by William R. Hostutler. Cross References: Coppercoins: 1963P-1DR-005P, CONECA: 6-R-II+VI, Cherrypickers: FS-01-1963-801. 1963 1¢ Pr WDDR-010 "Best Of" Variety. Description: A strong Class VI spread towards the center shows on the letters of ONE CENT. Doubling …Here we see doubling on a 1946-S Lincoln cent that we have listed as 1946-S 1¢ WDDO-006. Nice doubling shows on the letters of IN and GOD. The spread of the doubling is towards the rim. These photos show some of the doubling on the 1954 proof Jefferson nickel obverse doubled die variety that we have listed as 1954 5¢ Pr WDDO-001.In the Wexler Die Variety Files we recognize two categories for die varieties - Intentional Die Varieties and Unintentional Die Varieties. The Intentional Die Varieties are design differences on the coins for a particular year and denomination that were deliberately made by the U.S. Mint. These would include varieties like the 1960 Lincoln ...

1992-S 50¢ Pr WDDO-001 "Best Of" Variety. Description: A CCW spread from a pivot at about 10:00 shows on the date, the mint mark, WE TRUST, the RTY of LIBERTY, and the hair details below the R in LIBERTY. Die Markers: Obverse: None significant.Reverse: None significant. Submitted By: Jennifer Casazza Cross References: Cherrypickers: FS-50-1992S-101, CONECA: 1-O-VFor the Wexler Files a UFO die variety is an Unidentified Fascinating Oddity. These do not fit into the typical categories of varieties such as doubled dies or repunched mint marks, however, there is something unusual about the variety that warrants listing along with some publicity. From 1965 on, all of our modern curponickel coins such as the clad dimes, quarters, half dollars, and dollars have nickel as part of the alloy for the clad outer layer. Nickel has proven to be a difficult alloy to strike into coins. The metal tends to resist flowing into the cavities of the die as easily as copper, silver, gold and some of the ...Instagram:https://instagram. echn employee portalghost adventures skinwalkerredwood valley humane society2022 trackhawk redeye Description: Partial digits can be seen in the denticles below the 1 and the 8 in the date. Die Markers: Obverse: The obverse is also a repunched date listed in the Wexler Files as 1876 50¢ WRPD-001. Doubling shows at the bottoms of the 7 and 6 in the date. Reverse: None significant. Submitted By: Roger Beckner. Cross References: None known.This volume covers the years from 1890 to 1909. The Lincoln Cent Doubled Die by John A. Wexler. This classic 1984 book is still used by many today. The 226 pages (5.5 x 8.5 inches) feature over 200 Lincoln cent doubled die varieties known at that time profusely illustrated with over 550 photos. coastal dispensary concord photosdahmer polaroid photos In the Wexler Die Variety Files we refer to it as Washington Quarter Reverse Design #1 (WQRD-001). This reverse is somewhat low in relief and is usually identified by close spacing between the bottoms of the E and S in STATES. The proof design is often referred to as the "Type B Reverse", or WQRD-002 in my files, and is characterized by a much ... surfer forum SE die scratches in the field below the lower feather. NE/SW die scratch between the lower feather and the back of the neck. Reverse Stage A: Two short N by E die scratches from the rim below the E in FIVE. Reverse Stage B: Die chip east of the mintmark and in alignment with the gap between the C and E of CENTS.Comments: This variety is very similar to WDDR-001 and WDDR-008, but it is from a different working die with the doubling a bit weaker than the other two varieties. 2016-P 25¢ KY WDDR-010. Description: The fringe on the frontiersman's coat is doubled to the left of the upper right arm.