EDS markers
Obverse
Numerous worn NW-SE die scratches show all over the obverse. The die scratches take on a more N-S appearance toward the upper half of the design.
Reverse
Many small die gouges and scratches show in the area around STATES and AMERICA. See photo for placement. Reverse is MDS.
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MDS markers
Obverse
NW die scratches through date. N/S die scratches behind shoulder. Crossing die scratches behind head. Die gouge in field east of forehead. SE die scratches on east half of obverse. Reverse is LMDS
Reverse
Die gouge just east of left wheat tip. Short die scratch from N in ONE. Die chip on lower T in CENT. NW die scratch from I in UNITED. Die crack in left wheat stalk.
LDS markers
Obverse
Markers for this die state are not yet known.
Reverse
Markers for this die state are not yet known.
Value Information
The values represented here are based on sales results, auction results, and information derived from overall percentage based values given for lower grade specimens in other guides and sales sheets. It is not intended to be interpreted as a buy or sell price nor intent to purchase on behalf of this site. It is only to be used as a guide
  F...................1.00
   VF..................1.75
   EF..................2.50
   AU..................3.50
   UNC.................4.75
   MS63................6.00
   MS65................11.00
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1958D-1MM-026
| D/D TILTED (MDS)
CONECA: UNKNOWN  |  Crawford:UNKNOWN
Wexler: UNKNOWN  |  FS#:UNLISTED
coin photographed is credited to Brad Anderson
A minor but classic split serifs example of a tilted repunched mintmark.

 

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