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1954 1¢ WDDO-001
Description: An extra eyelid
can be seen south of the primary eyelid.
Die Markers: Obverse: Multiple die scratches are present between
the bust and the rim. Heavy die gouge
northeast of the 4 in the date. Die
scratch southwest of U in TRUST. Reverse: Light die scratches run roughly vertically
through PLURIBUS UNUM, NE in ONE, and ENT in CENT. Die scratch runs SSW from C in CENT to the
right wheat stem. Light die scratches
are present between the upper right wheat lines and the rim.
Submitted By: Larry
Patterson
Cross References: Coppercoins:
1954P-1DO-003
1954 1¢ WDDO-002
Description: An extra eyelid
can be found south of the normal eyelid.
Die Markers: Obverse: Concentric die scratch near the rim above IN
GOD WE. Curved die scratch right of
lower E in WE and between upper TR in TRUST.
Reverse: None noted.
Submitted By: Unknown
Cross References: Coppercoins:
1954P-1DO-001
1954 1¢ Pr WDDR-001 "Best Of" Variety
Description: Very strong
extra thickness shows on both wheat ears and stems, EPU, and the dots. A separation toward the center shows on
STATES, AMERICA, UNUM, the right side of NE in ONE, ENT in CENT, and strongly
on the right wheat ear.
Die Markers: Obverse: WNW to ESE die scratch through the upper
ear. Die crack SW to NE through the
upper hair. Reverse: None significant.
Submitted By: Michael Ellis
Cross References: CONECA: PR-1-R-II-C+VI
1954 1¢ Pr WDDR-002
Description: A light spread
shows on EPL, the left wheat ear and stem, and OF AMERICA.
Die Markers: Obverse Stage A: Circumferential die scratches run at the
bottom of the rim under the bust. Obverse
Stage B: New obverse die. Numerous die scratches and gouges around the
date, WE, the last T in TRUST, and on Lincoln’s neck. Reverse Stage A: Small die gouge on lower right side of N in
CENT. Reverse Stage B: Die gouge
on N in CENT faint.
Submitted By: Stage A &
B: Daniel Griffin
Cross References: CONECA: PR-2-R-II-C
Comments: This is a
replacement for the original WDDR-002, which was found to be a duplicate of
WDDR-001. Both examples photographed
were certified, making photos difficult to obtain.
Stage A:
Stage B:
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