2003

[daggit]

Hi, is this a doubled column or otherwise? Thank you

[Bob P]

It is a doubled column. Congrats!

[daggit]

[eagames]

Looks like another but this ones on the other column.

Doubled columns and wavysteps (and even class 6 doubled dies) are something that you can easily miss but when you find your first one and realize what to look for you start finding more of them.

[Bob P]

Ed is correct...it is another one. As you find more and more of them, you will find that they can range from very tiny, to extra bars running the length of the entire column. If you go through the site, you will see plenty of them from 2000 to present. We had to determine a minimum standard for listing them, and those shown on the site are about what we need to see to add them. Congrats on your finds!!

[daggit]

[daggit]

[Dick]

Daggit, you have already "won half the battle", in that you are a member of this forum, and have access to the many thousands of photos, and over 2 thousand varieties that you can use for reference It goes without saying that there are many members who can, and do help new members, as well as the others, in identifying the variety they can't seem to pin down. I have used their help, and so has everyone else.. The next best thing I can recommend is to buy Chucks Book, ( it is temporarily not available, due to a major move, from Missouri, th Florida. ). It will be on sale later after the first of the year.
Dick

[daggit]

This is 2003p, is it another one?

[Bob P]

Yes, it is another one. One other thing to be on the lookout for when you find these column bars, and that is to look very carefully at the knees and feet as sometimes they are doubled as well. Also...I have a coin on the site where column 8 is the one with the bar on it. There are many variations of these bars out there, and the center of the coin (both obverse and reverse) should be a focus point in your searches.

[daggit]

Great, thank you for the heads up Bob.