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D/D Southwest

Secondary mintmarks seen to the west and south of the primary D Mintmark

D/D South

Shows a portion of the secondary mintmark below the primary mintmark and on earlier die states the lower right curve of the D. In addition, a small portion can be seen under the upper serif.

D/D Rotated CW

A nicely rotated secondary mintmark can be seen clearly over the primary mintmark.

D/D/D South & SE

Shows as an extra upper serif to the southwest, indications of another punching under the primary mintmark, and a slight bump to the southeast. Prices are shown for earlier die states.

D/D Tilted

REPLACEMENT LISTING. Research revealed the previous 1MM-005 was a stage of 1MM-002. Strongest doubling seen on upper serif, lesser to the lower serif. The specimen examined was well circulated, we would like to photograph higher grade example.

D/D/S South & South

An upper curve of a D is visible barely to the south of the primary upper curve. A lower curve of an S punch shows to the south of the primary mintmark. This die variety was previously thought to be a single D over a single S, but study of a higher quality specimen proves otherwise. Uncirculated values are estimated, as none have been reported or sold at these grades.

S/S West

This variety shows a nice spread to the west. Old#12.85

S/S Northwest

Very similar to 1MM-001; however the primary mintmark is higher and closer to the 9 than 1MM-001.Prices shown here are for brown coins. Red-Brown and Red coins would bring considerably higher premiums.