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1942D-1MM-006
| D/D SOUTHWEST
CONECA: RPM-006   |  Crawford: unknown
Wexler: WRPM-007   |  FS#: unlisted.
A horn extends south and to the left forming the lower curve of the secondary punching from the lower center of the primary mintmark.
 F12
 VF20
 EF40
 AU50
 MS60
 MS63
 MS65
 1.00
 1.25
 1.50
 3.00
 5.00
 9.00
 15.00
marker photos : MDS | LDS
1942D-1MM-007
| D/D SOUTHEAST
CONECA: RPM-007   |  Crawford: unknown
Wexler: WRPM-008   |  FS#: unlisted.
A closely spread extra punching shows to the southeast on this variety. Also listed as 1942D-1DO-007
 F12
 VF20
 EF40
 AU50
 MS60
 MS63
 MS65
 2
 3.50
 6.00
 9.00
 12.00
 16.00
 20.00
marker photos : MDS
1942D-1MM-008
| D/D WEST
CONECA: RPM-008   |  Crawford: unknown
Wexler: WRPM-009   |  FS#: unlisted.
This variety shows a very well punched west spread, both inside and to the left of the primary mintmark.
 F12
 VF20
 EF40
 AU50
 MS60
 MS63
 MS65
 1.00
 3.00
 6.00
 10.00
 15.00
 20.00
 25.00
marker photos : MDS | LDS
1942D-1MM-009
| D/D SOUTH
CONECA: RPM-009   |  Crawford: unknown
Wexler: WRPM-013   |  FS#: unlisted.
A closely spread extra lower horizontal line shows on this repunched mintmark. In mid-die state, the upper serif of the secondary mintmark shows to the west.
 F12
 VF20
 EF40
 AU50
 MS60
 MS63
 MS65
 1.00
 1.25
 1.50
 3.00
 5.00
 9.00
 15.00
marker photos : MDS | LDS
1942D-1MM-010
| D/D SOUTH
CONECA: RPM-010   |  Crawford: unknown
Wexler: WRPM-010   |  FS#: unlisted.
A light spread to the south of the primary mintmark. NOTE: The CONECA published photograph of this variety is the same coin as in RPM#009
 F12
 VF20
 EF40
 AU50
 MS60
 MS63
 MS65
 1.00
 1.25
 1.50
 3.00
 5.00
 9.00
 15.00
marker photos : MDS
1942D-1MM-011
| D/D NORTH
CONECA: RPM-011   |  Crawford: unknown
Wexler: WRPM-006   |  FS#: unlisted.
A closely spread but nearly complete punched extra mintmark to the north shows on this variety.
 F12
 VF20
 EF40
 AU50
 MS60
 MS63
 MS65
 1.00
 1.25
 1.50
 3.00
 5.00
 9.00
 15.00
marker photos : LDS
1942D-1MM-012
| D/D SOUTH
CONECA: unknown   |  Crawford: unknown
Wexler: unknown   |  FS#: unlisted.
A minor but well punched spread to the south shows inside the upper loop of the primary mintmark. Obverse is also listed as 1942D-1DO-001.
 F12
 VF20
 EF40
 AU50
 MS60
 MS63
 MS65
 4.00
 6.00
 10.00
 18.00
 25.00
 40.00
 75.00
marker photos : EDS
1942D-1MM-013
| D/D SOUTHEAST
CONECA: RPM-012   |  Crawford: unknown
Wexler: WRPM-016   |  FS#: unlisted.
A well defined additional punching can be seen southeast of the primary. This die is similar to 1MM-005.
 F12
 VF20
 EF40
 AU50
 MS60
 MS63
 MS65
 1.00
 1.25
 1.50
 6.00
 12.00
 15.00
 25.00
marker photos : EDS
1942P-1DO-001
| CLASS 1
CONECA: 1-O-I   |  Crawford: unknown
Wexler: WDDO-001   |  FS#: unlisted.
Moderate CW rotated hub doubling shows on all obverse devices. This die is considered Rare in all grades.
 F12
 VF20
 EF40
 AU50
 MS60
 MS63
 MS65
 15.00
 25.00
 35.00
 50.00
 75.00
 125.00
 175.00
marker photos : MDS
1942P-1DO-002
| CLASS 4
CONECA: DDO-008   |  Crawford: CDDO-001
Wexler: WDDO-003   |  FS-01-104
Doubling shows as a strong spread to the south on the 19 of the date, the eyelid, bowtie, upper hair line, and profile. A weak/limited first hubbing produced this unique doubled die. NOTE: This die is very similar to 1942P-1DO-005. The direction of the spread (south vs southwest) is a key to identifying this variety. Look closely at the eyelid, date, and bowtie, as they are a determining factor.
 F12
 VF20
 EF40
 AU50
 MS60
 MS63
 MS65
 30.00
 40.00
 75.00
 150.00
 275.00
 500.00
 1250.00
marker photos : MDS
 
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