You are viewing the CopperCoins catalog page for 1943P•1DO•031, a documented Lincoln cent die variety. This listing is cataloged as a Doubled Die Obverse, from 1943, and struck at the Philadelphia Mint. It is recorded as Class 4 - Offset Hub Doubling.
It uses the obverse Flat serif G obverse and reverse Wheat reverse design types. Below you will find 2 stages of identification photos and markers, catalog cross references, and reported values for coins minted with this die.
1943P•1DO•031 Class 4 - Offset Hub Doubling
- Type: Doubled Die Obverse (DO)
- Doubled Dies topic hub
- Design types
- Obverse design type: Flat serif G obverse
- Reverse design type: Wheat reverse
Die Notes
Extra eyelid north of primary
Cross references
- WEXLER: WDDO-037
Value guide
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- SE die scratch on forehead.
- Die pitting between 19 in date.
- Light E/W die scratches on lapel, no die crack as shown in stage B
- Light die crack from rim above VDB
- Pair of SE die scratches from Y in LIBERTY, No die crack on jacket.
- Die chip in ear, ENE die scratch in ear.
- Die gouge from U in TRUST.
- NNW die scratch in front of bowtie.
- Die crack from rim, through U in PLURIBUS to O in ONE, Across to N in ONE
- Die crack down back of E in ONE, Die pitting between NE in ONE
- Die crack from rim though last S in STATES.
- NE die scratches from first A in AMERICA, Die crack on O in OF.
- Die crack and chip on O in ONE down to E in CENT, Die crack on C of CENT
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Credit for this coin goes to: Raymond Longee
Reverse die has been changed from Stage A
- Doubled eyelid north of primary.
- Die pitting between 19 in date.
- Die crack on lapel
- Die crack from rim over VDB
- Die crack from shoulder up into jacket.
- DIe chip in ear, ENE die scratch in ear
- NNW die scratch in front of bowtie
- Curved die scratches through PLURIBUS and ONE.
- Curved die scratch below A in STATES, Curved die scratch fron inside C of AMERICA.
- NNE die scratch in front of C in CENT
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Credit for this coin goes to: Sissy Atwell
