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EDS markers
Obverse
Many small markers exist as shown in the images for this die, but most notably are a small but heavy die gouge extending southwest from the top left part of the T of LIBERTY. Additionally, another die gouge points ESE from the lower right corner of the N of IN. Obverse is EDS. Reverse
A number of markers exist, most notably a long die scratch points generally west from the bottom right corner of the M of UNUM. Also an awkward curved die scratch extends to the east from the center of the E of CENT.
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MDS markers
Obverse
Because this die is suspected of minting only 180 coins in 1909, it is very unlikely that any die wear of changes in markers exist for this die variety. Reverse
Because this die is suspected of minting only 180 coins in 1909, it is very unlikely that any die wear of changes in markers exist for this die variety.
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LDS markers
Obverse
Because this die is suspected of minting only 180 coins in 1909, it is very unlikely that any die wear of changes in markers exist for this die variety. Reverse
Because this die is suspected of minting only 180 coins in 1909, it is very unlikely that any die wear of changes in markers exist for this die variety.
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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
PR63................2500.00
PR65................6000.00
PR67................25000.00
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1909P-1DR-008P
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CONECA: UNKNOWN | Crawford:UNKNOWN
Wexler: UNKNOWN | FS#:UNKNOWN
coin photographed is credited to Shawn Jay Johnson
Perhaps one of the most meaningful die varieties in the entire Lincoln cent series, this proof reverse die shows signs of the later 1909 reverse hubbed over the earlier 1909 reverse. Especially visible in UNITED STATES. Estimated mintage of only 180 coins.
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