You are viewing the CopperCoins catalog page for 1960D•1MM•183, 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•183
D/D Tilted
- Type: Repunched Mint Mark (MM)
- Repunched Mint Marks topic hub
- Mint mark type: Curved Post-D
Die Notes
Large Date: Nice split serifs can be seen on this tilted RPM.
Cross references
None on file.
Value guide
Found together in original rolls
Dies reported from the same original roll opening (including Roll Reveal finds).
Found in Roll Reveal #874 with:
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Reverse is MDS.
- Closeup of repunched mint mark. Die scratch connects 96 in date.
- Die scratches through the date. W-E die scratches through ERTY in LIBERTY.
- Die scratches extend from the hair above the forehead into the field.
- NNW die scratch from left base toward U in UNITED. SSE die scratch from base toward O in ONE.
- Deep die scratch under the L in PLURIBUS.
- A die scratch under the right crossbar of the first T in STATES.
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Credit for this coin goes to: Eric Purkapile
Reverse is LMDS.
- Closeup of repunched mint mark.
- E/W die scratch connects 96 in date. Other die scratches have started to wear away.
- Die scratches through RTY in LIBERTY are starting to wear away.
- Die scrath under WE is barely visible.
- Die scratches under Trust are worn
- Die dots on neck.
- Die scratch under the right crossbar of the first T in STATES is worn
- NNW die scratch from left base is still visible. SSE die scratch from base to O in ONE is still strong
- Light die scratch above E in E PLURIBUS.
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Credit for this coin goes to: Carl Ignatz
