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Distended Hub Doubling

Large Date Copper. Nice extra thickness can be seen on the motto and LIBERTY, with the verticle bars of the L and I showing nearly twice the thickness, and small spit serifs on the top right corners.

Pivoted Hub Doubling

Large Date Copper. A nice spread can be seen on GOD WE TRUST. On earlier die state examples, some light separation can also be seen on LIBERTY. NOTE: All coins examined in EDS or MDS have had a nice obverse misaligned die (MAD) error. Some LDS specimens have been reported without the MAD. Old CPG# 034.5

Distended Hub Doubling

Large Date Zinc. Very similar to 1982P-1DO-001 except that this is on a copper plated zinc planchet, this variety shows nice extra thickness on the motto and LIBERTY, especially on the verticle bars of the L, I and B. The extra thickness decreases as you go clockwise on the devices.

Distended Hub Doubling

Extra thickness on LIBERTY and IGWT, with separation seen on the top right of WE

Offset Hub Doubling

Small date zinc cent. Very strong doubling shows on all reverse devices. Some of the outer edges of the design show little or no doubling due to the conical shape of the die at the time of hubbing. As of December 2012, there have been only four examples reported that we know of. Values may change as more examples are reported and/or pieces sell. ADDITIONAL NOTE: A coin supplied by die variety expert Billy Crawford shows that the obverse die for this coin has been paired with a different reverse die. This may explain the rarity of this doubled die as it may have been caught early in the production run and the reverse die subsequently replaced.

Distorted and Distended Hub Doubling

Small Date Zinc. Light extra thickness shows in the date and motto with some separation in TRUST.

Distorted and Distended Hub Doubling

Large Date Zinc: Some nice extra thickness with minor separation lines show on the date, LIBERTY and the motto. Notching also shows on the R of TRUST.

D/D Southeast

Large Date Copper. Part of an extra punching shows beneath the center of the primary mintmark.

D/D North

Large Date Copper. A portion of the secondary mintmark can be seen above the primary mintmark.

D/D Rotated CW

Large Date Copper. Nice splits can be seen on the upper and lower serifs.

D/D Tilted

Large Date Copper. A split in the lower serif shows on this tilted RPM.

D/D East

Large Date Copper. An elongated split lower serif shows on this variety. Earlier and finer examples will show a light separation line on the outside curve of the mintmark.

D/D Tilted

Large Date Copper. Splits on the upper and lower serif show on this variety.

D/D Rotated CW

Large Date Copper. Splits show on the upper and lower serif on this variety. NOTE: Many RPMs for 1982D look similar. Mint mark placement is a determining factor when attributing your coins.

D/D Tilted

Large Date Copper. Another variety that shows minor split on both serifs. NOTE: Many RPMs for 1982D look similar. Mint mark placement is a determining factor when attributing your coins.

D/D Tilted

Large Date Copper. Splits in the serifs show on this varielty. NOTE: Many RPMs for 1982D look similar. Mint mark placement is a determining factor when attributing your coins.

D/D Tilted

Large Date Copper. Nice splits show on both serifs. NOTE: Many RPMs for 1982D look similar. Mint mark placement is a determining factor when attributing your coins.