You are viewing the CopperCoins catalog page for 1911D•1MM•004, a documented Lincoln cent die variety. This listing is cataloged as a Repunched Mint Mark, from 1911, and struck at the Denver Mint. It is recorded as D/D/D South & SE. Below you will find 3 stages of identification photos and markers, catalog cross references, and reported values for coins minted with this die.
1911D•1MM•004
D/D/D South & SE
- Type: Repunched Mint Mark (MM)
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- Mint mark type: Early-D
- Obverse design type: Lowered relief vest obverse
- Reverse design type: Wheat reverse
Die Notes
Shows as an extra upper serif to the southwest, indications of another punching under the primary mintmark, and a slight bump to the southeast. Prices are shown for earlier die states.
Cross references
- WEXLER: WRPM-004
- CONECA: RPM-004
- FIVAZ/STANTON: FS-504
- NGC: VP-001
Value guide
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Each stage tab below is clickable — it opens more identification photos and marker notes for that stage (A, B, C, and so on). Start on the summary above, then switch tabs to see how the die evolved.
- Very nice duplication of the mint mark shows clearly as raised ridges through the mintmark area.
- Image shows the position of this scarce repunched mintmark to be low and closer to the 9 than to the 1.
- A die scratch extends toward the east from the upper curve of the G of GOD.
- A few parallel die scratches show north and northeast of the O of GOD.
- Area of WE showing very light die scratches along the inside of the rim.
- Light die scratches show above the TR of TRUST.
- A die scratch runs generally N-S inside the C of CENT.
- Close-up of the die scratch inside the C of CENT.
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Credit for this coin goes to: Brian Allen
- Arrows indicate the areas to watch for raised bumps forming the secondary mintmark.
- A die dot shows to the south of the T of LIBERTY.
- Die scratches are visible in the upper left protected angled area in the N of CENT.
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Credit for this coin goes to: Chuck Daughtrey
- Position of this variety is even with the bottom of the 9, but much closer to the 9 than to the 1.
- A rather heavy die crack shows from the back point of the shoulder over the edge of the bottom of the shoulder then to the rim under the fold of the inside of the shoulder.
- A small die crack runs from the upper wheat grains in the right wheat to the rim.
- A small die mark shows to the outside of the lower left wheat grains.
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Credit for this coin goes to: Brian Allen