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1951-D 1¢ WRPM-021
Description: D/D North
Die Markers: Obverse:
This coin is also a doubled die exhibiting an extra
eyelid to the SE that is listed in the Wexler Doubled Die Files as 1951-D 1¢
WDDO-002. Stage A: A mostly E-W oriented die scratch runs between the
central 5 and into 1 in the date. Light, E-W oriented die scratches show to the
left of the mint mark and through the left side of the date. Similar E-W
oriented die scratches show below the chin. Light die scratches run east from
the front of Lincoln’s nose, eyebrow and forehead. Light, SW-NE oriented die
scratches run through the TRU in TRUST. A strong die gouge shows at the rim NE
of the R in TRUST.
Stage B: All
Stage A die markers except for the doubled eye are worn away. The doubled
eyelid is much less visible in this die stage and is nearly worn away. A light
die clash shows in front of the neck. A die crack curves NW above the back of
the eyebrow. A faded series of SW-NE oriented die scratches show behind most of
Lincoln’s lower bust. Light, SW-NE oriented die scratches show on the neck
below the ear.
Stage C: All
previous die stage markers are extremely weak or worn away except for the die
crack NW of the eyebrow, which now joins a strong E-W oriented die crack running
through the central forehead. The doubled eyelid is invisible in
this die stage. A faded die gouge shows to the right of the Y in LIBERTY. Reverse: Stage A:
Scattered concentric die scratches show below the UM in UNUM. A light die
scratch curves SE from the central crossbar of the E in ONE. Light, concentric
die scratches show to the SE of OF.
Stage B:
Numerous NW-SE die scratches show throughout many areas of the reverse. A long,
NW-SE oriented die scratch runs between and below the I and B in PLURIBUS. A
series of die gouges show right of the E in UNITED. Scattered die gouges show in
the field below the RIC in AMERICA. More die gouges show between the N and T in
CENT.
Stage C: A
pair of die gouges show below and between the IC in AMERICA. A die gouge shows
along the lower left edge of the right wheat stalk, SE of the last S in STATES.
A series of NW-SW oriented die scratches run through the upper T in CENT.
Submitted By: Stage A & C: Lloyd
Hanson, Stage B: John Bordner
Cross References: CONECA: RPM #21, Coppercoins: 1951D-1MM-021
Stage A:
Stage B:
Stage C:
1951-D 1¢ WRPM-022
Description: D/D Tilted
Die Markers: Obverse: This
coin is also a doubled die exhibiting a minor doubled eyelid to the SE that is
listed in the Wexler Doubled Die Files as 1951-D 1¢ WDDO-010. Stage A:
Light NW-SE oriented die scratches run through the 5 in the date. A die scratch
runs SW from the lower B in LIBERTY. A die gouge shows in the field below and
between the TY in LIBERTY. Numerous light die scratches show above the TY in
LIBERTY and behind the head. A stronger die scratch runs along the back of the
hair, NE of the Y in LIBERTY. A tiny die gouge (dot) shows behind Lincoln’s
lower hair. Stage B: Most Stage A die markers are faded, but visible. Reverse: Stage
A: A die gouge (dot) shows below the
lower curve of the C in CENT. A series of die scratches run ENE from the lower
opening in the C in AMERICA. A pair of light, but long die scratches run ENE
from the upper right corner of the N in CENT into the upper right wheat stalk. A
N-S oriented die scratch shows at the base of the upper opening of the N in
CENT. Stage B: Most Stage A die markers are still visible.
Submitted By: Stage A: John Bordner, Stage B: Gary Shaffstall
Cross References:
None known
Stage A:
Stage B:
1951-D 1¢ WRPM-023
Description: D/D/D North & Tilted
Die Markers: Obverse: Die
gouges (dots) show below the 1 in the date and well south of the right edge of
the mint mark. A series of SW-NE oriented die scratches show above the date.
Concentric die scratches show in front of Lincoln’s mouth. Numerous, SSW-NNE
oriented die scratches run through the letters ERTY in LIBERTY. Reverse: Numerous, mostly NNW-SSE oriented die scratches show
throughout much of the reverse. Of note are a strong die scratch connecting the
lower right edge of the C in CENT with the T in UNITED and a lighter die
scratch connecting the back of the C in CENT with the N in UNITED. A
distinctive die chip shows on the lower T in CENT. A light die scratch runs SSE
from the lower T in CENT.
Submitted By: John Bordner
Cross References: Coppercoins: 1951D-1MM-028
Comments: The
original Stage B of this die was discovered to be a different die by mint mark
placement. It has been relisted as
WRPM-082. Also of note, the original WRPM-023 listing also previously showed the
die listed by CONECA as RPM #28 in James Wiles’ The RPM Book Second Edition:
Lincoln Cents as a cross reference.
This die (which has since been deleted by CONECA) was shown to have a
possible RPM north, but did not have the split serifs seen here, and has been
removed from the cross references for WRPM-023.
1951-D 1¢ WRPM-024
Description: D/D West
Die Markers: Obverse: Light, N-S oriented die scratches run from the front of
Lincoln’s bust toward the 1 and 9 in the date. A light die scratch runs between
the upper and lower tails of the 9 in the date. Light die scratches run south
from the underside of Lincoln’s chin. A series of light die scratches run south
between and below the TY in LIBERTY. Light die scratches run NNW from the back
of Lincoln’s lower bust. Light N-S oriented die scratches connect the back of
Lincoln’s lower hair and upper shoulder. Reverse: Due to the circulation wear
on this coin, no definitive reverse die markers could be found.
Submitted By: John Bordner
Cross References: CONECA: RPM #24, Coppercoins:
1951D-1MM-024
1951-D 1¢ WRPM-025
Description: D/D East
Die Markers: Obverse: Stage A: A weak
die crack is present on the head. A die
gouge is present below S in TRUST. Stage B: A prominent die gouge (dot)
shows below the right edge of the S in TRUST. A die crack runs north from the
back of the eye before eventually curving west through the central forehead. A
second, E-W oriented die crack runs above the first crack and through the
central back of the forehead. Reverse: Stage A: Die chips
show on T in CENT. Stage B: A circular die crack shows in the field to
the right of the vertical crossbar of the T in CENT. Additional die cracks show
on the central vertical crossbar of the T in CENT. A worn die gouge (dot) shows
in the field NW of the upper C in CENT. A light, N-S oriented die crack shows
on the central left wheat stalk. An area of die damage shows on the lower C in
AMERICA.
Submitted By: Stage A: Bill Wilson, Stage B: John Bordner
Cross References: CONECA: RPM #26, Coppercoins:
1951D-1MM-026
Stage B:
1951-D 1¢ WRPM-026
Description: D/D Tilted
Die Markers: Obverse: Stage A:
Parallel die scratches run SE from the upper lip and the underside of the nose.
Numerous light die scratches run east from the bridge of the nose, eyebrow and
forehead. A long die scratch runs from the I in IN, south through the B in
LIBERTY. A die gouge shows to the south of the Y in LIBERTY. Stage B:
The parallel die scratches SE from the upper lip and underside of the nose are
weakly visible. The die scratches from the bridge of the nose, eyebrow and
forehead are weakly visible. The die dot below the Y in LIBERTY is weakly
visible. All other Stage A die markers are worn away. A faded NW-SE oriented
die scratch shows to the SW of the first T in TRUST. Stage C: All
previous die stage markers are worn away. A die gouge shows on the front of
Lincoln’s profile just above the eyebrow. Reverse: Stage A: A
die chip shows on the NW corner of the E in ONE. A die crack runs south along
the lower right edge of the T in CENT and into the field below the lower right
corner of the T. A die scratch runs south along the upper left edge of the
vertical bar of the T in CENT. A small die chip shows on the upper right wheat
stalk east of the upper T in CENT. Stage B: The Stage A die chip on the
E on ONE is still present. The die crack
on the lower T in CENT is still present. Two N-S oriented die scratches connect
the upper T in CENT and lower E in ONE. Stage C: The die chip on the NW
corner of the E in ONE has grown slightly. The die crack on the lower T in CENT
is present, but faded due to die wear. Two N-S oriented die scratches connect
the upper T in CENT and lower E in ONE.
Submitted By: Stage A: Bill Affanato (updated photos on a coin from Daniel Griffin),
Stage B & C: John Bordner
Cross References: Coppercoins: 1951D-1MM-050
Stage A:
Stage B:
Stage C:
1951-D 1¢ WRPM-027
Description: D/D East
Die Markers: Obverse: Stage A: Light
WSW-ENE oriented die scratches show through the lower WE in the motto. Light
die scratches run north from the upper T and upper opening of the Y in LIBERTY.
Stage B: All Stage A die markers are worn away. Doubling is weaker. Weak,
SW-NE oriented die scratches show on the neck below the ear. A light N-S
oriented die crack shows on the right side of the vertical bar of the T in
LIBERTY. A small die gouge (dot) shows in the field to the south of the T in
LIBERTY. A tiny die gouge (dot) shows in the field to the SW of the first T in
TRUST. Reverse: Stage A: A
large die chip shows on the lower right wheat stalk right of the last A in
AMERICA. Stage B: The die chip on the lower right wheat stalk right of
the last A in AMERICA has grown in size.
Submitted By: Stage A: Frank Baumann (Updated photos on a coin from John Bordner),
Stage B: Brian Ribar
Cross References: CONECA: RPM #39, Coppercoins:
1951D-1MM-044
Stage A:
Stage B:
1951-D 1¢ WRPM-028
Description: D/D/D Tilted & Tilted
Die Markers: Obverse:
Stage A: A
series of die scratches run SE from the front of Lincoln’s profile towards the
date. A single, stronger die scratch runs ESE from the front of the chin. A die
scratch runs SW from the lower left corner of the W in WE. A mostly, E-W
oriented die crack shows on the lower central bust. A light die crack is
starting to form above and to the left of the designer’s initials. A short die
scratch runs SW from the lower back edge of Lincoln’s bust.
Stage B: A
light series of die scratches run NNW from the top of the 9 in the date. The
die crack over the lower central bust is larger and now contains a die chip and
reaches the rim along its left edge. A strong die crack now runs NW from the
back of the eyebrow and curves through the back of Lincoln’s head. Reverse:
Stage A: A
strong area of tooling damage shows below the AM in AMERICA. A die gouge (dot)
shows to the right of the upper T in CENT.
Stage B: The
area of tooling damage below the AM in AMERICA is much weaker, but still
visible. The die gouge (dot) to the right of the upper T in CENT has been worn
away.
Submitted By: Stage A: Paul Funaiole, Stage B: Ken Chylinski (Updated photos on a
coin from John Bordner)
Cross References: Coppercoins 1MM-042
Stage A:
Stage B:
1951-D 1¢ WRPM-029
Description: D/D East
Die Markers: Obverse: A distinctive, E-W oriented die crack shows above the
VDB initials. A perpendicular die crack running north into the back of the bust
intersects the previously mentioned die crack. A faded, SW-NE oriented die
scratch shows behind the bust below the Y in LIBERTY. A die crack runs north
from the eyebrow and curves west over the temple area. Reverse: Two die chips show on the upper left wheat lines left
of the upper C in CENT. A small die crack runs E-W along the upper edge of the
E in ONE.
Submitted By: John Bordner
Cross References: CONECA: RPM #29, Coppercoins:
1951D-1MM-029
1951-D 1¢ WRPM-030
Description: D/D South
Die Markers: Obverse: Light, NNW-SSE oriented die scratches run through the
date. A strong SW-NE oriented die scratch shows to the SE of IN. A die gouge
(dot) shows in front of the lips. A light die crack runs through the V in VDB. Reverse:
Numerous, mostly N-S oriented die scratches show
throughout most of the reverse. Two die scratches run E and NE from the N and T
in UNITED respectively, intersecting above the E in UNITED to form a long “V”
pattern. A light die scratch runs from the upper left edge of the O in OF into
the underside of the N in UNITED. N-S oriented die scratches run through the CA
in AMERICA and below the right wheat stalk.
Submitted By: Bill Fivaz
Cross References: CONECA: RPM #15, Coppercoins:
1951D-1MM-015
1951-D 1¢ WRPM-031
Description: D/D Southeast
Die Markers: Obverse: Stage A:
Numerous, N-S oriented die scratches run through the date area overlaid by SW-NE
oriented die scratches from the upper 1 and 9 in the date. A series of die
scratches run north above LIBERTY. Long die scratches converge below the B and
E in LIBERTY. A strong, mostly N-S oriented die scratch runs through the
eyebrow.
Stage B: A
strong die scratch runs SW from the tail of the 9 in the date onto the lower
front of the bust. Numerous other faded die scratches run from the 9 in the
date towards the front of the bust. Faded, SW-NE oriented die scratches show in
the field between the chin and the date. Reverse: Stage A: A
strong die scratch runs SE from the middle crossbar of the E in ONE. A raised
area of die damage shows in front of the opening of the C in AMERICA. A small
die gouge (dot) shows to the NE of the last S in STATES.
Stage B: The
die damage in front of the opening of the C in AMERICA from State A is weakly
visible, but the area is now overlaid by numerous fresh die scratches. The die
dot NE of the last S in STATES is weakly visible. Numerous die scratches run in
multiple directions throughout the central reverse.
Submitted By: Stage A: Daniel Griffin, Stage B:
John Bordner
Cross References: CONECA: RPM #19, Coppercoins:
1951D-1MM-019
Stage A:
Stage B:
1951-D 1¢ WRPM-032
Description: D/D Northeast
Die Markers: Obverse: A
die chip fills the center of the mint mark. A die scratch runs NW from the left
side of the lower inside 9 to the middle of the 1 in the date. A very worn, wavy die scratch runs from under
9 WSW to under the 1 in the date. Light
die scratches run SSE from the front hair curl. Reverse: Light die scratches run SW under the N in
UNITED. A small die gouge shows above the T in CENT.
Submitted By: G. Lawson
Cross References: CONECA: RPM #22, Coppercoins:
1951D-1MM-022
1951-D 1¢ WRPM-033
Description: D/D East
Die Markers: Obverse:
Stage A: Very
weak NNW/SSE die crack above the eye.
Light E/W die crack on the back of the forehead. Long N/S die crack on the shoulder above the
D of the designer’s initials. E/W die
crack at the designer’s initials. Stage B: Die cracks at head and
shoulder are slightly stronger. Die crack at the designer’s initials are
stronger. Abraded die clash right of the
chin. Faded, SW/NE oriented die scratches show under the chin. Faded die
scratches run SSW from the back of the lower hair. Reverse:
Stage A: Very
light die crack shows on the right of the vertical bar and the far right of the
horizontal bar of the T in CENT. Stage B: Light die crack on the T of
CENT. NW/SE oriented die scratches run through the T of CENT. A long die
scratch connects the O in ONE with the left edge of the N in CENT. A long die
scratch connects the O in OF with the bottom edge of the left wheat stem. Die
clash at the AT of STATES and the C of AMERICA. Die chip on the lower right
wheat grains.
Submitted By: Stage A: Al Raddi, Stage B: Eric Axtell (Updated photos on a coin from
John Bordner)
Cross References: CONECA: RPM #30, Coppercoins:
1951D-1MM-030
Comments: This is a replacement die
after the original WRPM-033 was found to be a stage of WRPM-009 (and has been
added to that listing), which was originally cross referenced to the original
CONECA: RPM #23 and was found to be a stage of RPM #9 and has been replaced. The original CONECA: RPM #36 was found to be
a stage of RPM #30 and has been replaced.
Stage A:
Stage B:
1951-D 1¢ WRPM-034 Description: D/D/D Northeast and Tilted
Die Markers: Obverse: Stage A: A
light, N/S oriented die scratch runs through the left edge of the 9 in the
date. A series of die scratches run SE from under the chin. E/W oriented die
scratches show on either side of the first T in TRUST. A very light die crack
runs NE from the V in VDB and east above the initials. A light, NW-SE oriented
die scratch shows under the Y in LIBERTY. Stage B: The Stage A die
scratches are abraded away. Die crack through and above VDB is stronger.
Several arching die cracks run through the forehead. Die scratch runs NNE/SSW
under Y in LIBERTY. Reverse:
Stage A:
Numerous, NW-SE oriented concentric die scratches run through the UNI of UNITED
and through and below OF. Short die scratches run south from the lower edge of
the C and E in CENT. A mostly E/W oriented die scratch runs below the E in
CENT. A hash-marked die scratch pattern shows between the E of ONE and the
upper right wheat tip. Light, N/S oriented die scratches show inside the O of
ONE. Stage B: The Stage A die scratches are abraded away. A die chip shows between lower N and T in
CENT.
Submitted By: Stage A & B: John Bordner
Cross References: CONECA: RPM #25, Coppercoins:
1951D-1MM-025
Stage A:
1951-D 1¢ WRPM-035
Description: D/D/D South & Tilted
Die Markers: Obverse: Stage A: Light
die scratches run SW from the tails of the 9 and 5 in the date. A die scratch
runs directly north above the 1 in the date. A similar die scratch curves north
above the 9 in the date. An E-W oriented die gouge shows on Lincoln’s neck,
south of the ear and just above the collar. Very light die scratches run south
from the R in LIBERTY. Concentric die scratches show between the lower bust and
the rim right of the VDB initials.
Stage B: The
E-W oriented die gouge on the neck is still weakly visible. All other Stage A
die markers are worn away. Die clash remnants show in front of the neck and
left of the 1 in the date. A die crack shows in the hair north of the top of
the ear. Reverse: Stage A: A
curved die gouge and SW-NE oriented die scratches show inside the opening of
the C in CENT. Die gouges show inside and SW of the U in UNITED. A series of
mostly E-W oriented die scratches, overlaid by a few N-S oriented die scratches
show to the right of the E in ONE. A strong die scratch runs SSE from the lower
right edge of the O in ONE towards the upper right tip of the C in CENT.
Numerous die scratches run SSE through most of the letters of AMERICA.
Stage B: The
die gouge inside the opening of the C in CENT is weakly visible. The die gouges
inside and SW of the U in UNITED are weakly visible. All other Stage A die
markers have been worn away. A die clash remnant arcs to the SE of the O in OF.
A small die chip shows on the left wheat lines west of the upper C in CENT.
Submitted By: Stage A & B: John
Bordner (Updated Stage A photos on a coin from Daniel Griffin)
Cross References: CONECA: RPM #31, Coppercoins:
1951D-1MM-031
Stage A:
Stage B:
1951-D 1¢ WRPM-036
Description: D/D South
Die Markers: Obverse: A short NW-SE oriented die gouge shows in the field
south of the I in IN. A die gouge (dot) shows to the NE of the Y in LIBERTY.
Light die cracks show in the hair NE of the top of the ear. Reverse: A die crack shows on the outer right wheat stalk, ESE
of the last S in STATES. A die clash remnant shows through the C in AMERICA.
Submitted By: Brian Ribar
Cross References: CONECA: RPM #32, Coppercoins:
1951D-1MM-032
1951-D 1¢ WRPM-037
Description: D/D South
Die Markers: Obverse: Stage A: A die
gouge shows to the right of the mint mark. A NW-SE oriented die scratch shows
to the left of the 1 in the date. A light die scratch runs north from the 1 in
the date. Faded NW-SE die scratches show above the 5 in the date. A die scratch
runs SE from the front hair curl. A SW-NE oriented die scratch runs through the
T in LIBERTY. Stage B: The die gouge to the right of the mint mark is
weakly visible. The NW-SE oriented die scratch to the left of the 1 in the date
is weakly visible. The die scratch SE from the front hair curl is weakly
visible. The die scratch through the T in LIBERTY is weakly visible. Stage
C: The die scratch to the left of the 1 in the date and the die scratch SE
from the front hair curl are extremely weak. The die scratch through the T in
LIBERTY is still visible. Reverse: Stage A (First Reverse): Numerous, mostly N-S oriented die scratches show to
the right of the T in CENT. A large die chip shows on T in CENT. A strong die
gouge shows inside the lower last A in AMERICA. Stage B: All Stage A die
markers are still visible. Stage C (Second Reverse): Two die scratches
resembling TV antenna show on the upper right vertical bar of the N in CENT. A
small die gouge shows on the lower edge of the left wheat stem. Light, NW-SE
oriented die scratches run through the upper right edge of the F in OF.
Submitted By: Stage A: Ben Peters, Stage B: Scott Rusch, Stage C: John Bordner
Cross References: CONECA: RPM #33, Coppercoins:
1951D-1MM-033
Comments: The
doubling on this coin is very similar to a die gouge. An earlier die stage may
prove this not to be an RPM.
Stage A:
Stage B:
Stage C:
1951-D 1¢ WRPM-038
Description: D/D Tilted
Die Markers: Obverse: Stage A: A
small die gouge (dot) shows above the second 1 in the date. A.very fine die
scratch runs between the upper chin and underside of the nose. A lathe line
shows near the rim between the D in GOD and W in WE.
Stage B: The
die scratch between the upper chin and underside of the nose is more pronounced
than Stage A as is the die gouge above the second 1 in the date. The lathe line
near the rim between the D in GOD and W in WE is faded, but still visible.
Stage C: Only
the lathe line at the rim between GOD and WE is visible from previous die
stages. Light die scratches run NE from the top of the date. Numerous die
scratches run NE from the bridge of the nose. NW-SE oriented die scratches show
at the back of the hair below GOD.
Stage D: The
Stage C markers are still visible. A die
gouge is present touching the left side of 5 in the date. Several curving die cracks are present on the
forehead and behind Lincoln’s eye. Reverse: Stage A (First Reverse): Two mostly N-S oriented die scratches runs along
either side of the left upright of the U in UNITED. A small die gouge is present NW of the left
side of U in UNITED. Die chips are
present on lower T in CENT. Die
scratches run ENE/WSW through RIC in AMERICA.
Stage B: All
Stage A die markers are still visible. A die gouge shows along the outer right
edge of the right wheat stalk, east of the last S in STATES.
Stage C: The
die gouge along the outer right edge of the right wheat stalk, east of the last
S in STATES as well as the die gouge NW of the U in UNITED are still present. A
distinctive die crack runs into the field to the right of the lower T in CENT. NW-SE
oriented die scratches show to the right of the upper T in CENT. A series of
E-W and NW-SE oriented die scratches show above UNITED. A die clash line shows
below the C in AMERICA.
Stage D (Second Reverse): Die chips are present in and left of the lower O in
OF. No die chips are present on T in
CENT.
Submitted By: Stage A: David Mullberry (Updated photos on a coin from Daniel
Griffin), Stage B: Gene Nichols, Stage C & D: John Bordner
Cross References: Coppercoins: 1951D-1MM-034
Stage A:
Stage B:
Stage C:
1951-D 1¢ WRPM-039
Description: D/D West
Die Markers: Obverse: A strong die chip fills the upper 9 in the date. A die
crack runs south from the tail of the 9 in the date. A strong die crack runs
from the rim, through the V in VDB and on to the back of the bust. A pair of
die scratches converge above the Y in LIBERTY. Reverse: Die chips show on the upper right and lower T in CENT.
A die scratch connects the N of ONE with the N in CENT. A die scratch runs SSE
from the T in STATES. Two strong die gouges show east and south of the E in
STATES.
Submitted By: John Bordner
Cross References: CONECA: RPM #34, Coppercoins:
1951D-1MM-043
1951-D 1¢ WRPM-040
Description: D/D Tilted
Die Markers: Obverse: Faded, WNW-ESE oriented die scratches run through the
left edge of the date. A NNW-SSE oriented die scratch shows in front of the
hair curl. NW-SE and N-S oriented die scratches show to the right of the Y in
LIBERTY. Reverse: Concentric die scratches run through and NE of the E in
ONE. Faded, E-W oriented die scratches run between the NT in CENT. A die
scratch runs NW from the left edge of the horizontal crossbar of the T in CENT.
A small die gouge shows left of the right wheat tip, ENE of the T in CENT. E-W
oriented die scratches run between CA in AMERICA.
Submitted By: Paul Funaiole
Cross References: None known
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