You are viewing the CopperCoins catalog page for 1964D•1MM•005, a documented Lincoln cent die variety. This listing is cataloged as a Repunched Mint Mark, from 1964, and struck at the Denver Mint. It is recorded as D/D South.
Below you will find 3 stages of identification photos and markers, catalog cross references, and reported values for coins minted with this die.
1964D•1MM•005 D/D South
- Type: Repunched Mint Mark (MM)
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- Mint mark type: Pointed Serif-D
Die Notes
In earlier die states this repunched mintmark shows a strong lower extra punching, and also has a nice class 2 doubled die reverse. In later die states the lower punching disappears. Values indicated for this repunched mintmark are for the later die states that do not show the lower portion of the secondary mintmark. Earlier die states that do show this punching are substantially more valuable.
Cross references
- WEXLER: WRPM-005
- CONECA: RPM-005
- CRAWFORD: CRPM-004
Value guide
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Stage A is paired with a doubled die reverse listed in the CONCA firles as DDR-002, Coppercoins will add this when a good specimen is foufnd
- Closeup of repunched mintmark
- A strong die scratch runs north from the R in LIBERTY.
- Doubling on reverse.
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Credit for this coin goes to: Bob Piazza
Reverse is EMDS. Reverse die has been changed since Stage A
- Closeup of repunched mintmark
- Date for reference
- NE die scratche above TY in LIBERTY.
- Die scratches through E PLURIBUS UNUM
- Die gouge between NT of CENT.
- Die scratches through ONE.
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Credit for this coin goes to: John Keilback
Reverse is LDS
- Close up of repunced mintmark.
- Date for reference.
- Die dot on jacket.
- Die gouge above Y in LIBERTY, N/S die scratches through TY in LIBERTY.
- N/S die scratches under GOD.
- N/S die scratches in front of nose.
- N/S die scratches under right base into NT in CENT.
- Die clash in bays 8 and 9.
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Credit for this coin goes to: Richard Sappington
