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You are viewing the CopperCoins catalog page for 1943P•1DR•008, a documented Lincoln cent die variety. This listing is cataloged as a Doubled Die Reverse, from 1943, and struck at the Philadelphia Mint. It is recorded as Class 2+6 - Distorted and Distended Hub Doubling. Below you will find 1 stage of identification photos and markers, catalog cross references, and reported values for coins minted with this die.
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1943P•1DR•008

Class 2+6 - Distorted and Distended Hub Doubling

Die Notes

Minor thickness on the E and dot of E PLURIBUS. Wheat stalks also shows light separation on the tip.

Cross references

None on file.

Value guide

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F12
VF20
EF40
AU50
UNC
ChBU
GemBU
1.50
3.00
5.50
9.00
14.00
18.00
25.00

Found together in original rolls

Dies reported from the same original roll opening (including Roll Reveal finds).

Found in Roll Reveal #136 with:

1943P•1DO•013 · 1943P•1DO•014 · 1943P•1DR•006 · 1943P•1DR•007

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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.

Obverse: Die Crack running South on the lower middle half of the lapel into the rim. Die Gouge and Crack on the horizonal bar of the 4 in the date. Die Scratches on the back of lincolns head. Die Scratches on the front of lincolns forehead and front hairline. Faint Die Crack on Lincolns Cheek.

Reverse: Die Crack running south from the second U in UNUM to the bottom of the E in ONE. Die Crack running E and W through the left Wheat Stalk into the rim. Die Crack heading SE through the right Wheat Stalk into the E of STATES and into the rim.

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Credit for this coin goes to: Terry Marshall

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