You are viewing the CopperCoins catalog page for 1960D•1MM•173, a documented Lincoln cent die variety. This listing is cataloged as a Repunched Mint Mark, from 1960, and struck at the Denver Mint. It is recorded as D/D Tilted. Below you will find 2 stages of identification photos and markers, catalog cross references, and reported values for coins minted with this die.
1960D•1MM•173
D/D Tilted
- Type: Repunched Mint Mark (MM)
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- Design types · Design Varieties
- Mint mark type: Curved Post-D
- Obverse design type: 1960 large date obverse
Die Notes
Large Date: Doubling shows as nicely split upper and lower serif with some hint of doubling on the inside of the vertical bar of the mintmark.
Cross references
- WEXLER: WRPM-109
Value guide
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Reverse is LMDS
- Closeup of repunched mint mark.
- Date for reference.
- Die crack starting to form on forehead.
- Die dot above left cornice.
- Die scratch from first S in STATES to roof. Die scratches intersect below E in E PLURIBUS.
- SSE die scratch from bottom of N in UNUM to roof.
- Die chipping down column 12.
- ENE die scratches through NT in CENT.
- ENE die scratch connects ON in ONE.
- ESE die scratches through bays 2 and 3. DLight die chipping on column 1.
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Credit for this coin goes to: Stan Horn
Reverse is EDS. Reverse has been replaced since stage A
- Closeup of repunched mint mark.
- Date for reference.
- Die cracks in hair and across forehead.
- A heavy die dot show between the T and E of UNITED.
- A long die scratch starts just above the die dot and runs to the top of the second T of STATES.
- No die chipping on column 12.
- Two heavy die dots show consistently above the T of CENT. Other die dots show on the die, but are not as consistent.
- Die dots in C of CENT.
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Credit for this coin goes to: Eric Beyer
