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Numbering Systems Used
"VCR#" = Numbers assigned by Ken Potter within the Variety Coin Register (mostly for "better" varieties). " FS#" = numbers assigned by Bill Fivaz and J.T. Stanton as found in The Cherrypickers' Guide to Rare Die Varieties and/or Cherrypickers' News. "Breen#" = numbers assigned by Walter Breen as found in his "Encyclopedia". Unprefixed "RPM#" = numbers assigned by CONECA as found in The RPM Book 2^nd Edition for Lincoln cents and in Wexler/Miller's 1^st Edition for the balance of denominations (these too, for the most part, are "official" CONECA numbers). "CONECA#" = numbers assigned by CONECA including Wexler's "old numbers" as found in his earlier books (these works were sold to CONECA or others after Wexler left the hobby) and sold to CONECA. "Wexler-" = Wexler's "new numbers" as assigned within the last few years (after his return to the hobby); now the official numbering system of NCADD for U.S. varieties (some of his "earlier new numbers" can be found with prefixes such as LCRPM (Lincoln Cent RPM) but the "LC" has been dropped from the system with the sequence numbers remaining the same).
Abbreviations Used
CPG = Cherrypickers' Guide to Rare Die Varieties, PQ = Premium Quality, i.e., a coin that may grade higher than assigned, DDO = Doubled Die Obverse, DDR = Doubled Die Reverse, RPM = Repunched Mint Mark, OMM = Over Mint Mark, DMM = Dual Mint Mark, scr = scratch, lt scr = light scratch.

1938-S/S/S 1c RPM#2 FS#1c-016.5 See CPG for photo! MS63RD $24.00, MS64 $35.00

1942-D 1c Doubled Die Obverse CONECA-1-0-III; shows as a "bar" under the "L" of LIBERTY. Sharp early die state specimens. MS65RD $12.95, MS66RD $25.00

1942-D/D 1c RPM#3 D/D South. Nice! MS64Red $14.95.95, MS64/+ to MS65RD $24.95

1944-D/D 1c RPM#2-b D/D North + Minor DDO. The rev to this stage is supposedly a DDR 4-R-VI but it's either too minor for me to pick up or this is a new reverse unlisted by Wiles. MS63/appears as though they may have been dipped long ago; surfaces bright w/some dark purplish peripheral toning on most $6.50, MS63RD $7.50

1944-D 1c RPM#15 D/D West MS63 $8.50, MS64RD $12.50, MS65RD $17.95, ANACS-65 RED $35.00

1944-S/S 1c RPM#7 (rated a URS-1/Unique by Wiles - it's lost that distinction now but still rare as far as I know) Nice sharp strike Blazing Red MS64 $14.50, MS65 Red Blazer $19.50

1945-D Doubled Die Obverse CONECA-1-0-VI; extra thickness of LIBERTY and date. Has some specks or planchet stains. MS63 $12.00

1945-S 1c Ty-1 and Ty-2 Mint Mark Styles. Set of two types: Ty-1(introduced in 1941) w/small sharp upper serif, Ty-2 (introduced in 1945) w/large bulbous upper serif and flat-faced "knob-tail" lower serif, MS63RD..$8.95, MS64RD...$11.00, MS65RD $12.50

1946-D/D 1c RPM#4-d D/D Northeast. Nice wide variety! Sharp on this clear mid-die state coin! Appears to possibly be rare as Wiles lists it as a URS-3 (3-4 coins known in all grades) and MS-URS-2 (two coins known in Mint State). Not that rare based on what I have but certainly very scarce. MS64RD $35.00, MS65RD $45.00, ANACS-64 Red $52.00

1946-D/D 1c RPM#6 D/D North. These are nice sharp earlier die state coins, (perhaps EMDS), with a complete secondary "D" showing within and to the north of the primary "D"! Much nicer than the later stage shown in either version of The RPM Book. Rated in the CONECA RPM Book in mint state as a URS-4 (5 to 8 known); not that rare anymore but still very scarce! MS63RD w/a few specks or stains typical for the grade $29.95, MS64RD $34.95, MS65RD $45.00, ANACS64RD PQ $52.00

1946-S 1c Doubled Die Obverse Wexler-DDO-010, shows lightly on the inside loop of the 6; very light on the right side of the 4 & 9. Sharp early die state MS62 Spot on rev $5.00, Weak strike (neat) MS64 $7.50

1946-S 1c Ty-1 and Ty-3 Mint Mark Styles; Ty-1(introduced in 1941) "Serif-Style" w/small sharp upper serif, Ty-3 (introduced in 1946) Sans-serif large lower loop (this set does not include the rare Ty-2 ball-serif/knob-tailed variety also known for this date -- see below) MS64 ...$7.50, MS65 set $12.50

1946-S 1c Ty-2 Ball-Serif/Knob-Tail Mint Mark Style VF/+ $4.50, MS65 Red $35.00, MS66 Red $49.95

1947-D/D 1c RPM#1 Northeast Nice Sharp die stage! MS64 Red $14.95, ANACS-64 RED $32.50, MS65 Red $19.95, ANACS-65 RED $45.00, MS66 Red $29.95

1947-D/D 1c RPM#3 South. Fairly rare variety!++ MS64 Red $14.95, MS65 Red $19.95, ANACS-65 RED $45.00, MS66 Red $29.95

1947-S/S 1c RPM#2 MS63RD "Later die stage w/Early Mid Die State Rev/Die Gouge between M & top of r. wheat ear" MS63...$6.50, MS64Red...$7.50

1947-S/S 1c RPM#2 "Later die stage w/ Mid Die State Rev/Die gouge polished out MS63RD...$6.50, MS65RD $12.50

1947-S 1c Ty-1 and Ty-2 Mint Mark Styles; Ty-1(introduced in 1941) w/small sharp upper serif, Ty-2 (introduced in 1946) Sans-serif large lower loop MS64 $7.50, MS65 $12.50

1951-D/S 1c OMM#1, FS#1c-021.5, Breen-2202. Shows the "D" well centered over the "S". ANACS 63 R&B (an attractive R&B) $110.00, ANACS63 RED (our MS62 RED) $110.00, ANACS-63 RED (is actually R&B) $110.00

1951-D/S 1c OMM#2 This is the more prominent of the two Over Mint Mark varieties known for this date with the underlying lower loop of the "S" showing clearly to the south of the "D". Listed in the 4^th edition of The Cherrypickers’ Guide. PCI-64 90% to 95% RD...$95.00, SEGS-64RD $115.00

1951-D/D 1c North RPM#6. MS62/Obv Print $5.95, MS63 Red $6.95, MS64/+ Red $12.00

1952-D/D 1c RPM#3 D/D West. As shown in book. MS64 some with a few stains $6.95

1952-D/D 1c RPM#19 D/D Have a couple grading MS62 $5.00, MS63 w/carbon spot on rev $5.00

1953-D/D 1c RPM#1 D/D West, FS#1c-021.73. Nice strong RPM; stronger die state than shown in Wexler/Flynn book, about equal to what is shown in the new RPM Book. MS60/+ $11.00,MS63R&B $12.50, MS63RD...$19.95, MS64RD...$25.00, ANACS-64 RED $42.00, MS65RD $35.00, ANACS-65 RED $55.00.

1953-D/D 1c RPM#2 D/D West. Just as nice a RPM#1! MS63 R&B (mostly red) $15.00, MS64 R&B (mostly red with a few light specs) $19.95

1953-D/D 1c RPM#5 D/D Southwest. Earlier Die State / brush marks evident; clash mark under chin, RPM sharp. MS63 ... $5.00, MS64RD ... $6.75, MS65RD $7.50

1953-D/D 1c RPM#5 D/D Southwest. Mid die state; all brush marks gone; clash under chin subdued, RPM weaker. MS65RD $8.50

1953-D/D/D 1c RPM#17-c D/D/D Northeast & East. MS63 ... $5.00, MS64RD ... $6.50, MS65RD $7.50

1953-S 1c RPM#5 Nice Strong RPM shows East of the primary "S" MS63RD...$5.00, MS64RD...$6.50, MS65RD $7.95

1954-D/D/D 1c RPM#1 VCR#1/RPM#1, FS#1c-021.94 This is a fairly early mid die state with a strong secondary "D" to the north and traces of a 3^rd "D" to the south. MS63RD w/a few specks normal for the grade...$14.95, MS64RD $25.00

1954-D/D/D 1c RPM#2 Nice sharp earlier die state MS63RD...$5.00, MS64RD...$6.50, MS65RD $7.95

1954-S/S 1c RPM#1-d S/S East MS64RD w/a few possible specks . $5.95, MS64RD $6.50, MS65RD $8.00, MS66RD $12.50

1954-S/S 1c RPM#2c S/S West MS60RD... $3.00, MS63RD w/spots $3.00, MS63RD...$5.50, MS64RD $7.50

1954-S/S 1c RPM#3 S/S Wide Northwest. Nice sharp earlier die state specimens! MS60...$7.50, MS63Red...$12.50, MS64Red...$17.00, MS65 $22.00

1954-S/S 1c RPM#5 S/S East. Stage w/crack on shoulder; unlisted rev die stage showing heavy stoning NE to SW over its entirety. MS63RD . . . $5, MS64RD . . . $6.50, MS65RD $7.50

1954-S/S 1c "Replacement RPM#10(c/d) S/S West. This stage falls between Wiles' "c" & "d"; obv "d", rev of "c". MS63RD $5.00

1955 1c So-called No VDB and "poor man's double-die" due to a combination of die abrasion and die deterioration. UNC/BU $2.00

1955-D/D 1c RPM#2 D/Strong/D South VCR#2/RPM#2. A really nice strong RPM! Stage w/Die break on T of Cent. MS60/+ w/some spots...$10, MS63...$14.95

1955-D/D/D 1c RPM#3, FS#1c-021.94 A nice stronger stage that shown in either edition of the RPM Book and displays a complete D/D to the east plus a split upper serif. This is a later die state at which point the RPM apparently strengthens. MS63...$24.95, MS64RD $29.95, ANACS-64 RED $45.00

1955-D/D 1c RPM#4a D/D Southwest; Stage-A w/north-to-south die scratches on obverse. Very nice variety! Rated in the CONECA RPM Book as a URS-6 in mint state (17-32 pcs. known); rated by Tom Miller as "scarce". MS63RDw/some scattered tiny specks $12.95, MS64 $18.00

1955-D/D 1c RPM#9-b D/D West. Stage w/crack over VDB. MS63 . . . $4.00, MS64RD . . . $5, MS65RD $7.50

1955-D 1c Doubled Die Obverse "Doubled Eye" DDO#1 FS#1c-021.93, VCR#1/DDO#1 Nice doubling on the eye, ear, lapel and on the "19" of date! ANACS-63RB $49.95, ANACS-64RD $67.00, ANACS-65RB (a very nice one that just came in -- pretty purplish color on obv -- I'd grade it MS64RB) $95.00, ANACS-MS65RD $150.00

1955-S 1c "Capped Head" VCR#1. This fascinating variety was created when the reverse die broke (over the right wheat ear - resulting in a "cud" major die break) and then the broken piece of die was struck by the dies. The result is a severely damaged obverse die right over Lincoln's head appearing as though he is wearing a cap! MS65RD $125.00, ANACS-64 RB (This one is really 95% Red with a slight tinge of purple -- should have never been graded RB -- still I'd grade MS63/+ RD three tiny specs on rev) Very attractive for grade! $95.00, ANACS-64 RB (Here is another that should have been called RED) Very nice for grade! $125.00. ANACS-65 RB (Yet another that should have been graded RED - it's as red as any of the other examples ANACS has graded for us over the years that came back red!) $150.00, ANACS-66 RED $175.00

1955-S/S 1c CONECA-RPM#5, Wexler-RPM-004. Fairly crisp early die stage shows clashed T of CENT under Lincoln’s chin & right of 1 of date. Die chip under T of LIBERTY. MS63 w/obvious print on obv. $6.00, MS65RD $12.50

1955-S/S 1c CONECA-RPM#5, Wexler-RPM-004. Stage as described above plus a crack in vest extending through the Mint Mark MS65RD only one available $14.95

1956-D/D 1c RPM#3, VCR#2/RPM#3 "Hooked D" Strongest D/D to the North known on the series! A super strong partial punching to the north that look like a "hook" or a Russian Sickle. Neat looking variety! Sharp early die state specimens! MS63/+ RD...$18.00, ANACS63 RED (PQ++) solid MS65/66) $35.00, MS65RD $32.50

1956-D/D 1c RPM#4 D/D North; sharp earlier die state. MS64 RD $18.00, MS65 RD $24.95

1956-D/D 1c RPM#7 D/D North; sharp earlier die state. Most of these have a few inoffensive specs. MS63RD . . . $5, MS64/+ $7.50

1956-D/D 1c RPM#7 D/D North. Unlisted stage; exhibits the obv of Wiles' stage c w/die chip in upper 9 but rev has no die crack from wheat to rim. MS64RD . . . $7.50, MS65RD $8.50

1956-D&D 1c RPM#8, VCR#3/RPM#8, FS#1c-022, Breen#2219 "D and totally separate "D" South" ANACS-63 RB $175.00, ANACS-64RD (actually a solid MS65RD in my opinion) $299.00

1956-D/D 1c RPM#9-c D/D Tilted. Said to be a URS-3 (3 to 4 known) but we have several in stock. MS63 w/obvious print $7.00, MS64RD $12.50

1956-D/D 1c RPM#13 D/D West. Fairly minor showing best in upper serif. MS64 or better $5.00

1956-D&S 1c Dual Mint Mark! Wexler-DMM-001 ("old" Wexler-OMM#2), FS-01-1956D-511 (new Fivaz/Stanton Numbering system format). Fantastic variety shows strong traces of a totally separate "S" Mint Mark in the field just below the 1&9 of date! MS60 w/a few spots on obv $95.00, MS-63 Red $145.00, MS64 Red $175, PCGS-64RD $185.00, MS65 Red $225.00, ANACS-65 RD $235.00, PCGS-65RD $265.00

1956-D 1c Doubled Eye. Listed by John Wexler as WDDO-020; shows light doubling of the eyelid, secondary lid S. Ch BU+ $5.00

1957-D/D + Doubled Die Obverse RPM#5 + CONECA-DDO-002 VCR#1/DDO#1/RPM#1 Nice doubled die shows best on LIBERTY; RPM is nice D/D South. MS63+RD...$18.00, MS64RD $24.95, MS65 RD $35.00

1957-D 1c Doubled Die Obverse #6; low over high LIBERTY. Large Spot over LIBERTY BU $3.50

1957-D/D 1c RPM#6-b D/D South. Nice outline of Lincoln's profile/clash marks on the reveres! MS64RD $18.99, MS65RD $24.95

1957-D/D/D 1c RPM#10-b, WRPM-036. Fairly scarce! MS63RD $9.50, MS64RD, $14.95, MS65RD $22.50, ANACS-65 RED Blazer! $45.00

1957-D/D1c RPM#7 D/D South. MS60 Red $6.50, MS62 Red $7.50, MS63 Red $9.50, MS64 Red $12.50

1958-D/D/D 1c RPM#1 South & Serifs. Nice! MS63RD...$12.50, MS64RD...$14.50, ANACS-64 RED $29.95, MS65RD $19.95, ANACS-65 RED $35.00

1958-D/D 1c RPM#3-a D/D West. Very scarce variety! MS63 w/some specks $7.00, MS64/+RD $12.50

1959 1c Doubled Die Obverse DDO-001, FS#1c-022.2, VCR#1/DDO#1 Doubling shows very well to strong on the date; best on the 59. This is an earlier die state with some doubling also showing on LIBERTY. Much stronger than the later stage shown in the Cherrypickers' Guide! A super nice variety! ICG-64RD $75.00

1959-D/D/D 1c RPM#1, VCR#1/RPM#1, FS#1c-022.5 This is a rare early die state with the tripling of the D still minimal and none of the errors on the reverse noted in James Wiles RPM Book for stage B. Wiles has this stage (A) listed as unknown. This is the first one I've seen in 25 years of handling the variety! MS66 Red Blazer $85.00

1959-D/D/D 1c RPM#3, Wexler-RPM-012 D/D/D North & Overlapping; average MS63/64 as they come out of the tube $5.50

1959-D/D 1c RPM#4 D/D (Rotated CCW according to book but is actually West w/no rotation) MS63 $5.50

1959-D/D/D RPM#5-b D/D/D Southwest & Serifs. Oft thought to be a D/Hz/D Ch BU/+ as they come from the roll...$7.50, hand picked MS64/+ $14.95

1959-D/D 1c RPM#8d, Wexler-RPM-008 D/D North; average MS63/64 as they come from the roll $5.75

1959-D/D/D/D 1c RPM#9 D/D/D/D South & South & South. Descriptions in Wiles' book not adequate to determine stage but these match the photo in the book. As they come from the roll - average MS63 $7.50

1960 1c LD Doubled Die Reverse. This one was sold to us a 2-R-VI (which it very well may be). Is a variety that was later relisted as 2-R-II-VI by Del Romines. It shows all the doubling described by John Wexler in his book, The Lincoln Cent Doubled Die, on ONE CENT, the designer's initials (FG) UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and EPU except that this is an early enough stage to show most of it as doubling to tripling instead of just thickening. The tripling (or perhaps even quadrupling) on the R and last A of AMERICA, plus doubling at the tops of all of USA and bottoms of ONE CENT undoubtedly did look just like thickening on the later stages. All I can say is that it is a really nice minor! MS64 Red $14.95, MS65 Red $18.95, MS66 Red (a real blazer for the connoisseur) $24.95

1960 1c LD Doubled Die Reverse CONECA: DDR-012 (12-R-VI); minor MS63 $5.00, MS64 $6.50, MS65 $7.50, MS66 $9.95 $17.50

1960 1c LD Doubled Die Reverse CONECA: DDR-012 (12-R-VI); minor MS63 $5.00, MS64 $6.50, MS65 $7.50, MS66 $9.95

1960-D/D 1c Small Date over Large Date + RPM D/D Wide North! MS63 RED may have a few specks or spots but not particularly distracting to the naked eye Stage 4 $175.00, ANACS-64 RD Stage 4 $275.00, ANACS-65 RD (has a few specks would probably grade PCGS-64) Stage 3 $315.00, ANACS-66 RD (I'd grade MS65 RD) Stage 4 $450.00, ANACS-66 RD Stage 4 (Very Nice) $600.00

1960-D Large Date 1c Tripled Die Obverse. CONECA-3-0-III. This one is described in Del Romines', One Cent Doubled Die Update as follows: "1960-D 3-0-III (3) or multiple. Medium spread to East on LIBERTY. 9 has three tails, one east, one West and one center with what appears to be the remnants of a fourth nine on the upper left of the loop. 0 shows light double to the North with one faint division line visible on the upper left of 0. Light double on forehead. Heavy sandpaper marks are evident on LIBERTY and date; only what appears to be a MDS have been seen. If the sandpaper was an attempt to obliterate the double on the die, the MDS may well be VEDS. Apparently EXTREMELY RARE, as it could not have been missed by people searching for 1-0-III. Prices market tested. Additional coin received for examination while typing this coin is of LDS, and has developed a small rim cud to left and just above L of LIBERTY. Both states do have a lightly skirted R in LIBERTY." Romines' listed the variety with an estimated value of $150 in BU for the Mid Die State (MDS). I have one example of the MDS available in MS65 RD $115.00

1960-D/D Large Date 1c RPM#1 D/D West, Wexler-RPM-001 "Perfect Parallel". Strongest known RPM on the Memorial series! MS60/+...$18.00, MS63 RD...$24.95, MS64 RD...$29.95, MS65RD $49.95, MS66 RD $57.50

1960-D/D Large Date 1c RPM#2-d D/D west - strongest stage! MS63RD/+ $7.50, MS64RD, $9.50, MS65RD $14.95

1960-D/D Large Date 1c RPM#3-b A really nice Repunched Mint Mark, MS63/+ Red $5.00, MS64 Red $7.50

1960-D/D Large Date 1c RPM#5 - stage shown in Wiles RPM book. As they come from the roll - average $3.50, MS64 Red $5.00, MS65 Red $7.50

1960-D/D Large Date 1c RPM#10 (Replacement) D/D Wide North, WRPM-077. Scarce! MS64+ w/a few tiny specs $14.95

1960-D/D Large Date 1c RPM#13 D/D North, Wexler-RPM-003. Nice strong RPM; one of my favorites! MS63...$24.95, MS64RD $29.95, MS65 RD $49.95, PCGS-64 Red PQ $45.00, PCGS-65 Red $65.00, PCGS-66 Red $95.00

1960-D/D Large Date 1c RPM#15 D/D North MS63/64 mostly Red w/some purple tone...$3.50, MS63+ RD $4.50

1960-D/D Large Date 1c RPM#16 D/D North Nice! MS63/64 mostly Red w/some purple tone...$4.50, MS63+ RD....$5.95, MS64/+RD $7.50

1960-D/D Large Date 1c RPM#17 D/D Wide North A really nice one! MS63 RD...$18.50, MS64RD $27.50

1960-D/D Large Date 1c RPM#19 D/D Wide North, Wexler-RPM-004. Another beauty w/the widest spread to the North for the Memorial series! MS60/+...$18, MS63...$24.95, MS64 RD...$29.95, MS65 RD $49.95

1960-D/D Large Date 1c RPM#21 D/D North, Wexler-RPM-005. Shows as a strong vertical bar & lower loop "D/L" to the north. Nice! MS63...$12.50, MS65RD $21.00

1960-D/D Large Date 1c RPM#23 D/D Wide East, Wexler-RPM-006. Yet another beauty w/the widest spread to the East for the Memorial series! MS60/+...$18, MS63...$24.95, MS64 RD...$29.95, MS65 RD $49.95

1960-D/D Large Date 1c RPM#29 D/D East as they come from the roll average MS63 $3.50

1960-D/D Large Date 1c RPM#32 -e D/D East exact stage as shown in book MS63 $3.50, MS64/+ $5.00

1960-D/D Large Date 1c RPM#34 D/D North. Very scarce! MS63RD...$12.50, MS64 RD $18.50

1960-D/D/D Large Date 1c RPM#35 D/D/D East & Upper Serif MS63RD ... $3.50, MS64/+ $5.00

1960-D/D Large Date 1c RPM#38 D/D CCW MS63RD Very scarce! ... $6.00, MS64/+ $7.50

1960-D/D Large Date 1c RPM#45 D/D East MS63RD ... $3.50, MS64/+ $7.00, MS65RD $18.00

1960-D/D Large Date 1c RPM#51 D/D Southeast MS63RD ... $3.50, MS64/+ $5.00, MS65RD $18.00

1960-D/D Large Date 1c RPM#52 D/D Southeast & Serifs MS63RD ... $3.50, MS64/+ $5.00

1960-D/D Large Date RPM#68 D/D CCW This stage has a cracked skull. MS63RD ... $3.50, MS64/+ $5.00

1960-D/D Large Date 1c RPM#76 D/D North MS63RD ... $3.50, MS64/+ $5.00, MS65RD $18.00

1960-D/D/D Large Date 1c RPM#83 D/D/D East & Serifs MS63RD ... $3.50, MS64/+ $5.00

1960-D/D/D Large Date 1c RPM#87 D/D/D East & Lower Serif MS63RD ... $3.50, MS64/+ $5.00

1960-D/D Large Date 1c RPM#91 D/D East MS63RD ... $3.50, MS64/+ $5.00, MS65RD $18.00

1960-D/D Large Date 1c RPM#94 D/D CW Very scarce! MS63RD ... $7.00, MS64/+ $9.00

1960-D/D Small Date 1c RPM#101-C (former SD RPM#1) D/D Southeast MS63RD ... $3.50, MS64+ $5.00

1960-D/D Small Date 1c RPM#101-F (former SD RPM#1) D/D Southeast MS63RD ... $3.50, MS64+ $5.00

1960-D/D 1c Small Date RPM#109 (formerly SD RPM#9) D/D South. Most have a few tiny specks normal for the grade MS63+ $7.00

1961-D/Over Horizontal/D 1c First listed by Albert Kramer in his 1967 "Double D Cent Guide" as 61W1; later by Jean Cohen as 61D-DM80, and by John Wexler and Tom Miller in The RPM Book as RPM#1 by James Wiles' in the The RPM Book - Lincoln Cents as CONECA: RPM-001, in Wexler/Flynn's, Authoritative Reference To Lincoln Cents as LCRPM-001, in Billy Crawford's, A Detailed Analysis Of Lincoln Cent Varieties as CRPM-001, in Walter Breen's Complete Encyclopedia of U.S. & Colonial Coins as Breen#2237, and in the Variety Coin Register as VCR#1/RPM#1. This one was slated for inclusion but missed the last two editions of the Cherrypickers' Guide to Rare Die Varieties due to what co-author J.T. Stanton each time described as "oversight" and is now slated for inclusion in the next edition as Cherrypickers' Guide# 01-1961D-501, (which is reflective of their new numbering system which is being introduced to the upcoming new edition). While other controversial Lincoln cents have been alleged by some to be a "D over horizontal D" variety, this one is still the only Lincoln cent positively proven to be so as easily seen in the photo micrographic image supplied in the link above! MS60/+...$19.95, MS63RD...$34.95, MS64RD $45.00, PCGS-64 Red PQ $95.00

1961-D/D 1c RPM#47d D/D Southwest. Nice RPM! Ch BU as it comes from the roll $2.95

1963 1c CONECA DDO-008 light doubled eye; minor MS64 $5.00, MS65 $6.50, MS66 $8.95

1963 1c Proof Doubled Die Reverse CONECA-DDR-020 (20-R-CCW). Medium spread on many letters about the rim. Mint sealed PR-65/+ $7.50

This is the Strong Stage-1 of the 1963/3-D Variety Offered Below; we have all
Three Stages Available in Mint State Grades!

1963-D 1c 3/3 Doubled Die Obverse, VCR#1/DDO#1, CONECA-1-O-VIII, Wexler-001-StageA, Breen#2241, FS#-025.8; shows as a doubled cusp of the 3 with center of 3 and as remnant of lower loop below 3. This is the rare Stage-1! . MS63/+ Red ... $45.00

1963-D 1c 3/3 Doubled Die Obverse, VCR#1/DDO#1, CONECA-1-O-VIII, Wexler-001-StageB, Breen#2241, FS#-025.8; shows as a doubled cusp and slight lower loop of 3, MS63 $26.50, MS64 RED $37.50

1963-D 1c 3/3 Doubled Die Obverse, VCR#1/DDO#1, CONECA-1-O-VIII, Wexler-001-StageC, Breen#2241, FS#-025.8; shows as a doubled cusp of the 3. MS60/+ $14.95, MS63 $24.95, MS64 RED $35.00

1963-D 1c 3/3 Doubled Die Obverse, VCR#1/DDO#1, CONECA-1-O-VIII, Wexler-001-StageC, Breen#2241, FS#-025.8; shows as a doubled cusp of the 3. Has a small strike through error on reverse covering N of ONE. MS63RD $14.95

1963-D 1c CONECA DDO-005 (early die state) doubled eye and T of TRUST, minor but neat! MS63 $5.00, MS64 $5.00, MS65 $7.50

1963-D/D 1c RPM#5 D/D North; average MS63 as they come out of the tube $4.00

1963-D/D 1c RPM#9 D/D East; fairly strong. Only one left in stock! Unc with spots $6.50

1964 1c Doubled Die Reverse VCR#1/DDR#1, FS#1c-026. Strong Doubling on UNITED STATES OF AMERICA & EPU. This is the nicer mid-die-state (an early mid at that!); the doubling shows much sharper than on the mushy late-die-state specimens typically encountered. Most of these will have some planchet stains typical to the variety. Unc-details (obviously dipped to remove a large stain; lackluster) $35.00, MS60 (a counting machine scratch runs through STATES (but does not damage most of the strongest areas of doubling) $20.00, MS61R&B a large print dominates the obverse and 50% of the reverse $35.00, MS63/+ Red $75.00, MS64 Red $95.00

1964 1c Doubled Die Obverse shows as a "bar" under L of LIBERTY and CW on the tops of IN; possibly an earlier stage of the pair offered above BU $5.00

1964-D/D/D 1c RPM#7 D/D/D North & Lower Serif MS63 to MS64RD as they come from the roll $7.50

1964-D 1c Major Die Break "Cud" at base of Bust LC-64D-4. XF $8.95, MS64 Nicely toned $10.95

1964-D/D/D/D 1c RPM#16 D/D/D/D West & Lower Serif MS63 as they come from the roll $6.50

1964-D/D 1c RPM#17 D/D Tilted CCW MS63 to MS64RD as they come from the roll $4.50

1964-D 1c Doubled Die Reverse VCR#1/DDR#1, Crawford: CDDR-001. Shows nice with the secondary shift showing very well toward the rim on all lettering about the rim. Somewhat subdued on AMERICA due to die abrasion. Also on east and west sided of lower Memorial Building and corners of eaves. This die state shows extensive die abrasion yet the doubling is strong in most areas. MS64 Fiery Red $25.00, MS65 Fiery Red! $35.00

1968-S 1c Doubled Die Obverse 1-0-II Early Die State Shows well on IGWT MS62 Spotty $12.00, MS62RDw/rev print...$12.00, MS63RD...$14.50, MS64RD $24.95

No Date (1968-S) US Die! This is a genuine 1968-S coinage die from the San Francisco Mint! Naturally, it has been defaced but the entire shank including the serial number, (prefixed by an "S" for San Francisco), is undisturbed making it one of the most unusual items you can own. Instead of being defaced by grinding, (the current method used by the Mints ), the devices were torched (or "puddled" - as they call it), leaving a much more aesthetically pleasing effect. This is NOT one of the commonly encountered Denver Mint dies that escaped the Mint a few years ago by the thousands and were defaced by the ugly grinding method. This is an historic United States San Francisco Mint coinage die that was used to strike Lincoln cents in the Mint nearly 40 years ago! These are getting harder and harder to find! Our supply of these dies is very limited! Once they are gone it is doubtful we will ever be able to offer them again! In the 34 years we've been in the coin business, we've learned that once items like this are gone -- they're gone!
The photo shown is of a couple we have in stock. The actual die delivered may have a different serial number than either of those shown here. In all other respects it will be virtually identical. $99.99

1969-D/D 1c RPM#1 /D/D CW. Listed in the book as NW, it's actually a CW shift. A nice variety! We have a dozen pieced in an average grade of MS64 all have a hint of purplish toning $14.95

1969D/D 1c RPM#10 D/D North Scarce!! MS63RD $7.50, MS64RD $12.50, MS65 $18.50

1969-S/S 1c RPM#1 S/S West MS63RD w/specks $7.50, MS63RD $8.50, MS64RD $12.50

1969-S/S 1c RPM#3-c S/S West. Listed by Wiles as a URS-2 (2 known) but we have several. This is the stage with a multitude of fine die-lines on the obv/rev. MS63RD $17.50, MS64RD $22.50

1970-S/S 1c RPM#1 S/S North. Very strong variety in sharp earlier die state! MS63/+ Temp Sold Out

1970-S 1c LC-70D-7 Base Of Bust Cud. Typical BOB Cud listed in the Thurman/Margolis book. PCI (gold label) Graded MS66 Red (I grade it MS64) $18.00

1970-S 1c Doubled Die Obverse Low 70 over Very Low 70! This one is listed by John Wexler as WDDO-011 is very similar to FS#1c-030.1 except underlying 0 is more centered and also shows in the center of the upper loop of the primary 0. We like this one better!! MS62 $12, MS63RD $18, MS64RD $25.00, MS65 $35.00

1972/72 DOUBLED-DIE 1c Variety-3 (DDO#3) FS#1c-033.3. Nice on Liberty and IGWT. See the Cherrypickers' Guide for pictures. AU-58 $6.00, MS62RD $10.00, MS63 Planchet Stains $12.00, MS63RD...$14.95, MS64RD...$24.95, MS65RD $35.00

1972/72 1c Doubled Die Obverse Variety-6 (DDO#6) FS#1c-033.6. Nice clockwise doubling on IN GOD WE TRUST, shows on 72 of date and light on portions of LIBERTY. MS63RD $19.95

1972/72 DOUBLED-DIE 1c Variety-8 (DDO#8) FS#1c-033.8. Nice on Liberty and IGWT. See the Cherrypickers' Guide for pictures. MS60 R&B w/Large Spot on Obv $12.95, MS60/62 R&B $18.00

1972/72 DOUBLED-DIE 1c Variety#9 (CONECA: DDO-009 and 9-0-V) FS#1c-033.59 Shows nice on the 2. See the Cherrypickers' Guide for pictures. Somewhat scarcer than most the other years MS63RD $14.95, MS64RD $24.95, MS65 $35.00

1972/72 DOUBLED-DIE 1c Variety#10, FS#1c-033.55 This is CONECA's New DDO-005 (which replaced the old Master Die#5), Wexler's WDDO-010. This one is similar to DDO-004 and was often misattributed as such when it was encountered in the old days. This variety does not have the rim cuds that are found on DDO-004. This is a mid die state and the doubling is not as strong as on the early die state but it is the rarest of all the varieties listed and almost impossible to find in earlier die states (that often sell for well over $100). This one is listed in Wexler/Flynn's, Authoritative Reference On Lincoln Cents where an earlier die state is shown. MS63 Red $35.00, MS64 Red $45.00, MS64/+ $55.00

1972/72 DOUBLED-DIE 1c Variety#11. This is a brand new variety that is similar to DDO-009 with the doubling over the tail of the 2 of date. It is listed by us as VCR#11/DDO#11 by CONECA as DDO-010 and by Billy Crawford as CDDO-013. There is also doubling inside the upper loop of the 2 and a trace of doubling under the horizontal bar of the 7. Apparently rare! MS63 Red $22.00, MS64 Red $29.95, MS65 Blazing Red $37.50

1972-D/D 1c RPM#3 D/D West. This one is rated very scarce to rare in BU! We have seven examples, all with a few specks but otherwise MS60 w/lots of light specks $3.95, MS63 $7.50

1972-D 1c Breen#2268 "No VDB" due to excessive stoning ("polishing") of the die MS64 $12.50

1983 "No F" 1c This one is completely missing the "F" of Frank Gasparro's designer's initials on the reverse of the coin due to heavy die abrasion. MS63w/specks...$9.50, MS63RD or better $14.50

1983 1c "Extra Letters In Motto;" shows portions of an "extra" N, G & O (from IN GOD), below and within IN GOD. This is the result of a counter clash; a piece of scrap steel was struck by a die and then counter sunk into this die. Neat variety now listed in A Quick Reference to the Top Lincoln Cent Varieties where it is listed as CLO-002. ANACS65 $150.00

1983 1c Base of Bust Cud listed as LC-83-7 & "Spiked Head" Die crack MS63 $17.50

1983 1c Base of Bust CUD listed as LC-83-24 MS64RD $8.50, MS65RD Blazer! $14.50

1983 "Brass Plated Strikes" 1c 1983 cents struck on "brass plated planchets" were confirmed by the Mint officials and that information published in Coin World's, May 23, 1983 Collector's Clearinghouse written by Marilyn Van Allen). These are very similar to the 1985-D "brass plated strikes" offered below but these seem to be of a plating composition closer to the type of brass known as Tombac (being almost iridescent yellowish-green rather than the solid yellow of th1985-D issue). MS64 RD $25, MS65 RD $35, MS66 RD $45.00

1984 1c Small CUD at rim next to 4 of date. Listed by Noe as LC-1984-23; this is probably LC-1984-33 MS64 $7.50, MS65RD $9.50

1984 1c "Atheist CUD" covers part of D and all of WE. Listed as LC-84-14 UNC w/specks/spots $12.95

1985-D "Brass Plated Strikes" Confirmed by the U.S. Mint as struck on "brass plate planchets"! Comes with copy of Mint letter of explanation and reprints of Coin World articles on the variety if requested. MS64/+RD...$24.95, MS65RD...$35.00, JT Stanton Signature Series Holders issued by PCI (coins graded and attributed for the error by JT Stanton): MS64 RD $24.95, MS65 RD $35.00, MS66 RD $45.00, JT Stanton Signature Series PCI Graded: PCI MS65 RD $55.00, PCI MS66 RD $65.00, PCI MS67 RD $75.00, PCI MS68 RD $95.00

1985-D/D 1c RPM#1-b Strong RPM listed in The RPM Book as a D/D Southeast. The typical grade of this one is UNC due to most specimens being struck on stained/spotted planchets. Nonetheless, it is RARE in any grade! $35.00

1985-D/D 1c RPM#5 A nice RPM shifted to the west. Very scarce to rare! MS64RD...$25.00, MS65RD $45.00

1987-D/D 1c RPM#3 A super RPM shifted to the North. This is the STRONGEST RPM KNOWN for the date!!. Very Rare! with a URS rating of URS-3 (3 or 4 known) quoted in The RPM Book - Lincoln Cents - 2nd Ed! Of course, there are more known now, but still, it is a rarity! MS64RD...$35.00, MS65RD Blazer!!! $55.00

1989 1c Doubled Die Obverse VCR#1/DDO#1. This might be the same variety listed as 1-O-VI by Del Romines in his 1990 One Cent Doubled Die Update book produced while he acted as CONECA's doubled die attributer for Lincoln cents. It shows extra thickness with clear divisions lines on the date, the R of TRUST and some of the upper hairlines just below IGWT. Not spectacular but a decent little doubled die for the specialist. MS63 (with a spot on obv) $12.50, MS64 Red $19.95, MS65 Red $32.00.

1995 1c Doubled Die Obverse VCR#1/DDO#1 This is the big one shown in the "Red Book"! These are sharp Stage-1 examples with nice clean fields and well defined crisp doubling on LIBERTY and IN GOD. These coins were produced before the obverse die was stoned or otherwise dressed-out with an abrasive to remove minor flaws. It is the more desirable stage preferred by collectors. Don't be fooled by dealers that offer this variety for lower prices but fail to mention the die-stage! When this is the case, they are almost certainly delivering the later stage specimens with the less defined doubling and heavy die lines (die scratches) showing in the fields. These are pieces that an East Coast dealer who had thousands of the 1995 doubled dies back over a decade ago creamed from the group and sent in to PCI when they ran a special on grading 1995 doubled die cents. They are truly "wonder coins" in grade and flash! I took five pieces had had their grades reaffirmed by JT Stanton and re-holdered in his "Signature Series" slabs. PCI-69 Red Super Nice Brilliant Blazer in a JT Stanton Signature Series Holder! $295.00

1995 1c Doubled Die Obverse VCR#1/DDO#1 This is the big one listed in the "Red Book!" These are Stage-2 examples with the die striations from stoning (as described above). Nice for the collector desiring to own both major stages! ANACS-66 RED $65.00 SOLD - We should have more soon.

1997 1c "Doubled Ear" Doubled Die Obverse. CONECA-DD0-001, Wexler-DDO-001, FS#1c-043. This Doubled Die Obverse, often nicknamed the "Doubled Ear," displays strong doubling of the curl of hair above Lincoln�s ear and even stronger on the ear lobe; less obvious doubling shows on the lock of hair in front of upper ear and throughout other areas of the hair (doubling shows in a total of 15 areas). The cause is most likely due to a tilted die blank seating itself into proper position during the hubbing process -- a condition that has been confirmed as occurring by Mint workers with hands-on experience at both the Philadelphia and Denver Mints (though officials that sit in front offices with no hands-on experience -- deny it). One Mint worker described the action of a tilted die seating itself properly during a hubbing as having a distinctive "clunking sound" -- a familiar ring to anybody who has spent considerable time operating presses set up for stamping operations where the work-piece may be loaded off-location but forced into position by the upper die/tooling during a cycle (a sound this author has heard hundreds of times during his stint as a press operator). No matter what you want to call it -- doubled ear or doubled die -- it's becoming more and more popular as existing supplies are disappearing! MS64 RED $225.00, MS65 RED $295.00

1997 "Brass Plated Strike" 1c These just came in and exhibit a sharp contrast in color difference between the normal "rosy red" issue. They have a very nice golden-brass color and are sure to please even the fussiest collector! Only 40 pcs came in; less than 20 left! MS64 RD $34.95, MS65 RD $45.00

1997-D "Brass Plated Strike" 1c Like the above these exhibit a sharp contrast in color difference between the normal "rosy red" issue. They have a very nice golden-brass color and are sure to please! MS64 RD $24.95, MS65 RD $35.00, JT Stanton Signature Series PCI Graded: PCI MS65 RD $65.00

1998 "Brass Plated Strike" 1c Like the above these exhibit a sharp contrast in color difference between the normal "rosy red" issue. They have a very nice golden-brass color and are sure to please! MS64 RD $24.95, MS65 RD $35.00, MS66 RD $45.00, JT Stanton Signature Series PCI Graded: PCI MS65 RD $55.00, PCI MS66 RD $65.00, PCI MS67 RD $75.00, PCI MS68 RD $95.00, PCI MS69 $150.00

1998 1c Type-1 (Regular Business Strike Style Reverse) From Original Mint Rolls! Description: This is the regular business strike variety (Ty-1) the letters AM of AMERICA are close together and almost touching; the designer's initials, FG, (at the right side of the base of the Memorial Building) are spaced well away from the building. These are for the person who is buying a ICG Certified Ty-2 (see below) and wants a certified Ty-1 for comparison. ICG-66 RD $14.95

1998 1c Type-2 Wide AM (Proof Style Reverse) All From Original Mint Rolls! Description: On the regular business strike variety (Ty-1) the letters AM of AMERICA are close together and almost touching; the designer's initials, FG, (at the right side of the base of the Memorial Building) are spaced well away from the building. On the Ty-2 business strike with proof style reverse the letters AM of AMERICA are spaced significantly further apart than on the the Ty-1; the designer's initials, FG, are close to the base of the Memorial Building. The Ty-2 issue is very scarce on both 1998 and 2000 dated cents. In John Wexler's front page Coin World story of January 22, 2001 he reported the discovery of a 2000 dated business strike Lincoln Cent struck with a proof style reverse die. Shortly after his announcement the same variety was found on 1998 dated cents. As noted by Wexler, since 1993, the reverse dies for the Lincoln Cent have bore noticeable differences between the dies used for general business strikes and those prepared for special proof coinage. In fact, in our Coin World VIP tour of the Philadelphia Mint, (that Wexler and I attended in 1998), a Mint spokesman noted that the dies for proof cents were different from business strike dies, with special enhancements of the proof dies implemented for cosmetic reasons. It was obvious that the proof style dies were never intended to be used for business strike coinage. So far, finds of the Ty-2 variety have proven to be very few and far between with the 1998 about seven times (7x) as scarce as the 2000. We offer the 1998 examples as follows: MS63 RD - $35, MS64 - $45, MS65 RD - $75, PCGS MS66RD $235.00

1998 1c Type-2 (Proof Style Reverse) w/"Phantom D" Mintmark! From Original Mint State Rolls! Some of the 1998 Ty-2 Rev. pieces that came in also exhibit the so-called "Phantom D" Mint Mark; slight traces of the Denver Mint Mark that were left on the 1998 Lincoln cent master hub, modified for use as a Philadelphia hub. The so-called "Phantom D" variety was created by the Mint by grinding the Denver Mint Mark off the master hub and then using it to produce a master die for Philadelphia cent die production. Traces of the D remained on the master hub and were transferred to the master die and then to working hubs and further on to working dies. In general, the "Phantom D" wore off the tooling in short order and thus only shows on coins produced from earlier stages of the Philadelphia cent tooling. We make note of them here for those that are interested in acquiring one with the Type 2 reverse. MS63 RD - $45, MS64 RD - $55.00

1999 1c Wide AM Ty-2 (Proof Style Reverse) This Is The RARE ONE! Same variety type as described for the 1998 above (and 2000 below). AU-55 (very nice with lots of red) $175.00, AU-58 (looks MS64) $250.00, MS64 RD - $495, MS65 RD - $650, PCGS-64RD Very PQ!! (should have gone MS65) $650.00

1999-S 1c Proof Ty-1 (Business Strike Style Reverse); discovery recently reported as the lead front page story in Coin World and Numismatic News. It is the variety with the business strike style reverse with the "Close AM" of AMERICA where they are almost attached. So far reports on this variety are very few and far between. The first one offered on eBay sold on April 11 in a little-known lower-tier grading service holder as an MS70 for $761.00 while the second one offered sold on April 18 in a clad proof set ungraded for $911.00. The ones offered here are "singles" that were removed from sets and sold to us as such. Proof-64 $399.99, ANACS PF-64 DCAM $425.00, ANACS PF-66 DCAM $750.00, ANACS PF67 DCAM $850.00, ANACS PF 68 DCAM $950.00

2000 1c Wide AM Type-2 (Proof Style Reverse) From Original Mint State Rolls! On the regular business strike variety (Ty-1) the letters AM of AMERICA are close together and almost touching; the designer's initials, FG, (at the right side of the base of the Memorial Building) are spaced well away from the building. On this business strike with proof style reverse (Ty-2) the letters AM of AMERICA are spaced significantly further apart than on the the Ty-1; the designer's initials, FG, are close to the base of the Memorial Building. The Ty-2 issue is very scarce on both 1998 and 2000 dated cents. In John Wexler's front page Coin World story of January 22, 2001 he reported the discovery of a 2000 dated business strike Lincoln Cent struck with a proof style reverse die. Shortly after his announcement the same variety was found on 1998 dated cents. As noted by Wexler, since 1993, the reverse dies for the Lincoln Cent have bore noticeable differences between the dies used for general business strikes and those prepared for special proof coinage. In fact, in our Coin World VIP tour of the Philadelphia Mint, (that Wexler and I attended in 1998), a Mint spokesman noted that the dies for proof cents were different from business strike dies, with special enhancements of the proof dies implemented for cosmetic reasons. It was obvious that the proof style dies were never intended to be used for business strike coinage. So far, finds of the Ty-2 variety have proven to be very few and far between. We offer the 2000 examples as follows: MS63 RD - $25, MS64 RD - $35, MS65 RD - $45, MS66 RD - $49.95, ICG-64 - $42.50, ICG-65 - $49.95, ICG-66 $55.00, ICG-67 $85.00, ANACS-64 RD $45.00, ANACS-65 RD $55.00, NGC MS66RD $95.00

"Save Our Pennies" Token - "Write Your Congressman/Cents Make Sense"; token struck on a BU Lincoln cent; really neat! Made back around 1991. A faint ghost image of the Memorial Bldg can be seen on the uniface reverse! $12.50

1936-S/S 5c RPM#1 Strong S/S South. VCR#1/RPM#1, FS#5c-020, Breen#2648. F/VF $15.00, VF $25.00

1948-S/S 5c RPM#1 S/S South. Stage as shown in book. MS65 $24.00, MS66 $35.00

1955-D/D 5c RPM#1 D/D North (This is the same variety that was originally listed in the Wexler/Miller book at ROM#3) As they come from the roll - average MS63 to MS64 $12.50

1981-D 5c Doubled Die Reverse VCR#1/DDR#1, CONECA-1-R-II. Shows nice doubling on most letters about the rim; strongest on EPU. Sharp earlier die state MS63 $24.95, Gem MS64/+ $35.00, ANACS-63 (PQ) we grade this one a solid MS64 $45.00

2004-P Peace Nickel "Handshake" 5c Doubled Die Obverse#1. Doubling on this one shows in the entire motto about the rim, the date and Mint Mark. Please note that the later the die state the less pronounced the doubling. On the Late Die State the doubling is barely discernable. Buy the earliest die state you can or buy later die states just to form a progression set. Mid Die State MS63 $145.00, Late Mid Die State MS63 $95.00, Late Die State MS63 $55.00

1946-D/D 10c RPM#1 (VCR#1/RPM#1) A very nice D/D East! MS62 $10.00, MS63 $14.50, MS64 $18.00

1946-D 10c Doubled Die Obverse shows moderate on "BER & Y" of LIBERTY shifted towards center; light on forehead. More is probably evident on earlier stages. Unlisted in the CONECA Master Listing. MS63 $12.50, MS64 $15.00, MS65 $19.95

1942-D 25c Doubled Die Reverse #1, Strong Double Beak, Wreath, etc. FS-801, VCR#2/DDR#1, RED BOOK VARIETY! ANACS-AU-53 $400.00

1946-S/S 25c RPM#2 Nice sharp earlier die state! MS63...$15, MS64...$18, MS65 $24.00

1946-S/S 25c RPM#2 Later stage than above; many die-lines from stoning on obv/rev MS63/+ $15.00

1947-S/S 25c RPM#1 S/S West + DDO CONECA-1-0-II MS63+...$16.00, MS64/5 $18.95

1947-S/S/S 25c RPM#2 South & South (Ed Miller suggests their's also a 4^th "S" the NE) MS63/64 $18.00

1950 25c VCR#1/DDR#1, FS#25c-019, CONECA-1-R-V Doubled Die Reverse shows on beak, lower right wing feathers (viewer's left), and leaves and stems on left side of wreath. As shown in CPG. MS64...$40.00, ANACS-64 $52.00

1950 25c VCR#1/DDR#1, FS#25c-019, CONECA-1-R-V Doubled Die Reverse as above ANACS-65 $95.00

1953-D 25c Doubled Die Reverse FS#25c-022.2, VCR#3/DDR#1, CONECA DDR-001, WDDR-001. Strong doubling is evident on all lettering about the rim; strongest on UNITED STATES OF AMERICA & EPU and on eagles's beak. All of the pieces here are bright white. The "lower" grades are all extremely high-end and grade higher than noted on the holders in my professional opinion. Even the MS60 is a super looking coin! ANACS-60 (looks like a MS62 or MS63 to me!) - $75.00

1959-D/D 25c RPM#1 D/D South. Very scarce to rare and seldom offered! MS64 $35.00

1963 25c Doubled Die Obverse CONECA-1-O-III, FS#-023; shows strong doubling on IN GOD WE TRUST & date. MS63 $25.00, ANACS-63 $35.00, MS64 $35.00, MS64 in Government issue Mint Set $55.00, MS65 $45.00

1963 25c Doubled Die Reverse 5-R-II shows moderate on QUARTER DOLLAR PR66/+ in mint cello $18.00

1963 25c Doubled Die Obverse CONECA: DDO-007 Stage C (7-O-II-C), Wexler: WDDO-006. This is the stage w/o the DDR. Shows light on L of LIBERTY, medium to well on date, and IN GOD WE TRUST MS63/+ $35.00

1963 25c Doubled Die Obverse CONECA: DDO-008-C, Wexler: WDDO-008. Light rotational spread on 3 of date, and ribbon end and doubling on entire length of the right leg of the R of TRUST MS63/+ $35.00

1970-D 25c Struck On Dime Stock + Doubled Die Obverse CONECA: DDO-001, Wexler: WDDO-001, FS#25c-027.3. Strong spread on date, IN GOD WE TRUST, and ERTY of LIBERTY; doubling flat in areas close to the rim due to insufficient metal to strike up (as typical to the error type). The only example we know of, very possibly unique! AU-58 (maybe BU) $1,250.00

1989 25c No Mint Mark (No P). This is actually an error due to a "filled die" and not a variety. Was promoted by the late Harry Forman in the early 1990s and later as a variety and still has some moderated demand. UNC-62/63 (hard to grade due to being a filled die) $35.00

1943-D 50c CONECA MD 1-0-II, Flynn DDO-001. Doubled Die Obverse shows best on rays of sun, IN GOD WE TRUST, lower edges of Liberty's gown, etc. PCI-AU58 $35.00

1956 50c Doubled Die Obverse Wexler-DDO-002, shows as a moderate spread on LIBERTY, IGWT and 6 of date. MS63+...$29.95, MS64 $35.00

1959 50c Ty-1 "Low Relief" Regular Business strike style eagle as they come from the roll - average MS63 $12.50, MS64 19.95

1959 50c Ty1 "Double Chin" Long Worm-Like Die Break Runs in field parallel to portrait from the chin down to the mid throat area. Really neat looking die break! Gem MS64 Blast White $35.00

1959 50c High Relief over Low Relief eagle Doubled Die Reverse, VCR#3/DDR#1, Breen#5251, CONECA-1-O-III. Doubling shows as overlapping feathers of eagle, on bell hanger, striker, and in motto. The High and Low and High over Low Relief varieties can be viewed on the web at: AU-58 $20.00, MS60 to MS62...$35.00, MS63...$45.00, ANACS-63...$59.00, MS64...$59.00, ANACS-64 $75.00

1964 50c VCR#7/DDO#7, CONECA-7-0-II, Nice strong doubling on WE TRUST, LIBERTY & date. MS63...$35, MS64 $45.00

1964-D 50c Doubled Die Obverse VCR#1/DDO#1, FS#-013.4. Very Strong doubling of WE TRUST, LIBERTY & 4 in date; STRONGEST DOUBLED DIE FOR THE ENTIRE SILVER SERIES! We've handled more of this variety than any other dealer in the past two decades! We make a market for them and are eager to buy. Here is what we have to sell at this time: AU $24.95, MS60 Circular Scratch on head $35.00, MS60...$50.00, MS61 $55.00, MS63 $75.00, MS64 $125.00, MS64 Nicely Toned Obverse $125.00, ANACS-64 $145.00

1964-D 50c Quadrupled Die Obverse FS#-013.6. Very Strong doubling of WE TRUST, hair and TY of LIBERTY. ANACS-63 $49.95, PCI-63 95% White (Green label holder) A bit nicer than the ANACS coin $49.95, PCI-64 Nicely toned (green label holder) $59.00

1964-D 50c Doubled Die Obverse CONECA: DDO-005, FS#50c-013.6 Strong Tripling of WE TRUST, light to moderate double on LIBERTY & 4 in date. AU-50 $35.00

1964-D/D 50c RPM#1b D/D South, FS-501, VCR#2b/RPM#1b. This is die stage showing numerous die scratches on the reverse. AU58...$10...MS60...$22.50, MS62+...$25.00, MS63...$25.95, MS64... $45.00

1964-D/D 50c RPM#1 D/D South plus DDO#7 FS-501, This is die stage of this major RPM with a minor doubled die obverse. ANACS-64 $65.00

1964-D/D 50c RPM#2 D/D North, VCR#3/RPM#2. A real beauty as nice or nicer than RPM#1! Nice sharp early die state coins. MS60+...$22.50, MS63...$29.95, MS64...$45.00

1964-D/D 50c RPM#3 D/D Northeast. This is a nice one! Contrary to the info in the Kennedy book and CPG this one is many times more scarce than RPM#1 or #2. All specimens I've examined are EDS. AU-58...$15.00

1964-D/D 50c D/D West strong on serifs and upper half of vertical bar. Newly listed by CONECA as RPM#, Wexler-RPM-005. Took a long time for this coin to be discovered on this heavily searched date. Probably very scarce to rare! MS62 $15.00, MS63 $18.00

1966 SMS 50c Doubled Die Obverse, DDO#17, Very nice strong doubling of the entire profile; esp. strong on the eye, nose, lips, chin and ear. ANACS-65 (should have graded at lest MS66) $49.95, MS66 $50.00, ANACS-66 $65.00.

1969-S 50c Deep Cameo Proof (normal coin) ICG-67 DCAM Outstanding! $60.00, ICG-69 DCAM (I don't think this on grades higher than PR-67) $75.00

1974-D 50c Doubled Die Obverse VCR#1/DDO#1, FS#50c-015, Breen#5299, CONECA&Wexler-DDO#1. This is the big one that is now in the "Red Book"! Very Strong doubling of WE TRUST; strong on the date and other lettering. These are all crisp earlier die state examples as shown in the "Red Book"! AU-58 $65.00, MS62 $75.00, MS63 $99.99, MS64/+ $125.00

1974-D 50c Doubled Die Obverse VCR#1/DDO#1, FS#50c-015, Breen#5299, CONECA&Wexler-DDO#1. This is the big one that is now in the "Red Book"! Very Strong doubling of WE TRUST; strong on the date and other lettering. This is one of the later die state examples with frosty surfaces. MDS Doubling still very sharp AU-58 $55.00, LDS Doubling less crisp due to die wear AU-58 $35.00

1973-S Clad Doubled Die Obverse Medium-strong doubling best on In God We Trust. ANACS PF-67 Cameo SOLD

2000 Colorized American Silver Eagle $1 coin as seen on TV! Interesting in that the colorization process was off-register and resulted in the colorized date and rays of sun being widely off-set like a monster doubled die variety. Neat! (Please note that the coloration is not an official government modification but a private addition to the coin) $29.95

(2007-D) George Washington Dollar "Smooth Edge" / Edge inscription missing. This one has the predominantly "golden" edge characteristic to the Denver issues (the Philadelphia issues have a wide band of copper on the edge). Far scarcer than the Philadelphia issue! Early die state MS64/+ SOLD

2007-P John Adams Dollar "Large Font" and "Small Font" Edge Lettering. Set Of Four Coins. We do not know the exact cause but the so-called Large Font is distinctly different than the Small Font in that the Large Font has wide flat tops that are nearly as wide as the bases of the letters while the Small Font is characterized by a gradual taper that results in more pointed tops to the letters. Per Set with tops of Large and Small Font letters facing reverse (Position A) and Large and Small facing obverse (Position B). Total of four coins: MS63 $14.95, MS64 $24.95, MS65 $39.00

2007-P John Adams Dollar. Matte Finish Edge/Small Diameter Errors! These errors obviously went through the Schuler edge letting machine with the edge lettering die set too tight. The result is that the coins were force-spun butted up all the way to the shoulder of the edge letting die thus transferring a sort of matte effect from the shoulder of the edge lettering die to the edge of each coin. The process also reduced the diameter of each coin significantly in addition to creating extremely strong edge lettering and thicker rims (you can only fit 23 of these into a plastic tube intended to hold 25). We purchased just under 50 of these and found their average diameter at around 26.33 while the diameter of the normal coins is 26.50. We offer them as follows: MS63 $39.95, MS64 $49.95, MS65 $75.00

United States Error Coinage
(Much of what is in the error section to follow is sold -- watch for the update or check to see if we still have the coin(s) in stock that you desire)

B/S = Broadstrike, B4 = Before, K5 = 5 O'clock, O/C = Off Center, XXXX = No date shows, (1968) = Part of all digits of date shows. All Measurements are approximations.

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From The Other Items In Separate Boxes & With
All Error Types Highlighted In Gold
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1896 Double Strike with TWO DATES! NGC AU-53 This coin was first struck normally and then and reentered the coining chamber for a second off-center strike! It is very clean and mark free with a nice even brown color! Indian Head cent errors are not getting easier to find and ones with two dates have never been easy! Run a search on eBay and see how many you find! This will make a nice addition to any error or Indian Head Cent collection! $1500.00

1898 Double Strike with TWO DATES! NGC F-12 This coin was first struck normally and then and reentered the coining chamber for a second off-center strike! Indian Head cent errors are not getting easier to find and ones with two dates have never been easy! This will make a nice addition to any error or Indian Head Cent collection! $1500.00 SOLD

(1)877 Indian Head Cent Major Off Center Strike! "Exact-Size" Royal Oak Mint Reproduction struck of proper size in copper. Looks just like the real thing! Very few of these were made with only four or five seen so far. I have one in stock that is about 40% Off Center. Nice BU $45.00 See More Royal Oak Mint Rare Coin Reproductions Here

Washington Quarter Errors
(Note: most of the off centers on this list of quarter errors are now sold -- we will update this portion of the list as soon as we can)

1999-D 25c Georgia 5% Off Center/Uncentered Broadstrikes (click link to see what a typical piece looks like - we have several) Nice BU $40.00(click link to see what a typical piece looks like - we have several) Nice BU $40.00

1983-P 50c Tilted Partial Collar. A minor one but still there on a Kennedy Half. Ch BU $25.00

1903 Morgan Dollar Repro Obverse/2003 CONECA 20th Anniversary Reverse. This is one of just 64 complete sets of this issue that were produced! It contains the pure copper regular strike (mintage 150), a pure silver regular strike (mintage 100), pure silver Off Center (mintage 66), pure silver Double Strike (mintage 72) and the special pure copper Double Strike (mintage 64). The pure copper strike was only available to purchasers of the complete set! This edition was offered to CONECA members-only from July 2003 through May 2004. I purchased three sets and offer two of them for sale here. They are of a nice frosty BU finish so that they look like the real thing and are of the normal 38.1 mm diameter of a United States silver dollar (within normal tolerances) so that they not only look like the real thing but are of the correct size. When you display a CONECA 20th Anniversary Medal Off-Strike, obverse up, it looks just like a real Off Center or Double Struck Morgan Dollar! I purchased the last three sets that were available before the offer was closed out and offer them at each $225.00

1962&1963 1c set of five different pcs showing the so-called "Boomerang" Die Clash or "Hanging 2" or "Hanging 3". Three different 1962 representing a single, double and triple clash; two different 1963 showing a single and a double "hanger." Total of five coins. Nice BU sets! $6.50

1965 1c Doubled Die Reverse / Extra Bud Variety. Shows as an extra bud in the Maple Leaf Sprig. Really neat! JT Stanton Signature Series PCI Graded: MS63 RD $125.00, MS64 RD $145.00, MS65 $185.00

1974 1c Strike Through covers lower half of 19 to rim down over all of CA of CANADA; pronounced. BU $7.50

1964 5c Extra Waterline! This is the famous Extra Waterline Nickel which shows a line-line die break extending from the left side of the island up under the K.G. designer initials almost to the rim. Nice prominent and popular variety that has stood the test of time! MS62 $59.95, Nice Frosty MS63 $95.00, Nice Frosty MS64 $250.00

1965 5c Large Beads Variety! Very rare earlier die stage! This is one of dozen Large Beads coins known from the Kennison discovery hoard I reported upon in Canadian Coin News, Coin World and World Coin News back in December of 1996. The obverse contains 138 Large Beads bordering the rim vs. the 119 on the common Small Beads variety. Of the 12 pieces found by the discoverer, 10 were later stage pieces with most of the cameo effect on the obverse gone along with weakened design detail in the tiara and other areas of the portrait. These are the two from that small hoard that was from an earlier stage of the die with a nice strong cameo obverse and reverse and stronger design detail (perhaps best characterized by the weak but nonetheless full attachment of the rear jewel). The ten later stages were dispersed into the marketplace years ago with most being certified by ICCS and probably representing the ten examples known referenced in Charlton. These are the last two coins available from the Kennison hoard, which apparently may be where all of the Large Beads specimens currently known come from. The last auction results that I am aware of for this variety in the later stage (no auctions results are known for the earlier stage) was for two pieces trading at the July 2006 Canadian Numismatic Association Convention Auction where an ICCS-MS63 sold for $1,400.00 and an ICCS-MS64 sold for $2,600. The 2007 61^st Edition of A Charlton Standard Catalog Canadian Coins values the same grades at $3,000 and $5,000 respectively, a huge leap from the $1500.00 the year before for an MS63 (they did not give a value for the MS64 in the 2006 catalog). We offer both of the earlier stage pieces from that hoard here in PCI Signature Series Holders (signed by Ken Potter, CONECA/NCADD's official attributer of world doubled dies). Pedigree on the holders state the coins as from the "Kennison Discovery Hoard." No collection of Canadian five-cent pieces is complete without one of these rare pieces! Proof Like MS62 $1500.00, Proof Like MS63 $2000.00

1978 25c Ty-1 & Ty-2 Set; Ty-1 exhibits 148 denticles about reverse rim, CANADA & 1978 far from rim; Ty-2 exhibits 120 denticles, CANADA & date near the rim, extensive modifications of central design detail. MS63 Set $15.00, MS64 Set $35.00

1979 PL 50c Variety-1 features pointed "V" of bust, E of ELIZABETH is close to bust. (Var-2 features modifications in the leading jewel assembly in tiara, enhanced detail of hair, E of ELIZABETH further from bust, "V" of bust rounded and is the common type not offered here). Gem PL $12.50 features pointed "V" of bust, E of ELIZABETH is close to bust. (Var-2 features modifications in the leading jewel assembly in tiara, enhanced detail of hair, E of ELIZABETH further from bust, "V" of bust rounded and is the common type not offered here). Gem PL $7.50

1968 PL $1 "No Island" VCR#1/ADV#1 Islet missing in front of canoe due to over polishing of the die. Popular variety listed in most catalogs. PL $7.50

1968 PL $1 "Extra Waterlines Dollar" VCR#3/DDR#1 Canada's most popular doubled die! This is the original "Extra Waterlines Dollar" nicknamed and promoted as such by the discoverer. It exhibits the strongest doubling of the waterlines of any of the known varieties for this date. Now listed in the Charlton Standard Catalogue of Canadian Coins and in Canadian Coin News Trends! Exhibits strong doubling on the waterlines and horizon lines (collectively referred to as "waterlines") in front of the canoe, the date, feather in Indian's hair, and portions of CANADA and ONE DOLLAR. Charlton and CCN both incorrectly list this as a business strike. It is actually a proof-like variety. We offer ours as follows: PL-65...$48, PL-65 Mint Sealed in pliofilm cut out from a PL set...$50, PL in Mint sealed set $65.00

1968 PL $1 Doubled Die Reverse VCR#6/DDR#4. Very similar to the "Extra Waterlines Dollar" and nearly as strong on the waterlines, date and other areas described for DDR#1. Scarcer than DDR#1. PL...$25, PL Mint sealed $27.00

1968 PL $1 Doubled Die Reverse VCR#7/DDR#5. Another very similar to the "EWLD"; not as dramatic on the waterlines but very nice and strong on the date and DOLLAR. Moderate doubling on CA and A of CANADA. PL-65...$25, PL Mint sealed $27.00

1968 PL $1 Doubled Die Reverse VCR#13/DDR#11. Light to moderate doubling on the waterlines, date, DOLLAR and other areas. This and other minors are frequently labeled as the "EWLD" and sold at inflated prices. PL $5.00

1975 Ty-2 PL $1 "Ghost Islands Dollar" VCR#3/BDV#1. The reverse shows two incuse "ghost islands" above the normal island in front of the canoe. A very interesting variety resulting from an unknown cause. The obverse is the Ty-2 "detached jewel" type. Seemingly popular - the last I saw offered on a list sold in excess of $100 CN! PL-65 in Mint issued case...$35, in PL Mint sealed set $40.00

Chile 1937, 1938 & 1939 10 centavos Repunched Date shows as a 3 over Inverted 3; apparent blunder to a master die that shows up on a small percentage of the mintage for this series for the entire decade of the 1930s. Not too scarce but popular amongst Chilean collectors. Average grades XF/AU $15.00

France 1946 10 francs "Split Planchet", obverse split off and gone after strike! XF/AU Nice! $35.00

Mexico 1979 20 centavos Super Strong Doubled Die Obverse, VCR#3/DDO#1, as listed in the Standard Catalog of World Coins. Shows strong on UNIDOS MEXICANOS & wing feathers in proximity; well on ESTADOS & other areas of design. So-called large over small letters. CH BU+ $25.00