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1946-P,D,S 10¢ WWHO-001 Doubled Working Hub Description: A spread towards the center shows on the date, the designer’s initials, and slightly on IGWT. Die Markers: Obverse: Will vary on the individual working dies. Reverse: Will vary on the individual working dies. Submitted By: Various individuals Cross References: None known Comments: Doubling from this doubled working hub can be found on working dies from all three Mints. Slight differences in the appearance of the doubling may be seen on the working dies. A number of factors can contribute to these differences including wear to the working hub, wear to the working die, abrading the working die, and wear to the coins.
1946-D 10¢ WDDO-001 Description: A Class II spread toward the center shows on the BERTY of LIBERTY. Die Markers: Obverse: Short die scratch SW from the lower left area of the G in GOD. Die gouge in the field west from center of the 1 in the date. Reverse: NNW/SSE die scratch through the I of AMERICA. Short die scratches below the RIC in AMERICA. Submitted By: Geoffrey Fults Cross References: None known
1946-D 10¢ WDDO-002 “Best Of” Variety Description: A strong Class V CCW spread from a pivot at 5:00 shows on LIBERTY, the eyelid, the top of the head, the hair details, and the back of the head. Die Markers: Obverse: Type I. Circular die scratches around the ear area. Die gouge below the S of the designer's initials. Reverse: The reverse has the doubling from WWHR-001. Heavy E/W die scratch between the lower ER of AMERICA. E/W die scratch on the lower left E and the lower right M of AMERICA. Heavy E/W die scratch between the lower A and M of AMERICA. Die scratch in the upper opening of the N of UNITED just above the diagonal and right vertical bar. Submitted By: Doug Riley Cross References: CONECA: 8-O-V
1946-D 10¢ WDDO-003 “Best Of” Variety Description: A strong spread shows on the date. Die Markers: Obverse: Type I. VLDS. None significant. Reverse: VLDS. None significant. Submitted by: Brian Ribar Cross References: None known Comments: This variety was previously listed as WDDO-016 but was reassigned after the discovery of the doubled obverse working hub left large “holes” in the listings. An earlier die state specimen is likely to show doubling to the designer’s initials and IGWT.
1946-D 10¢ WDDO-004 “Best Of” Variety Description: Strong doubling shows on the forehead, eye, nose, lips, chin, and throat. Die Markers: Obverse: Example was circulated with no markers visible. Reverse: Example was circulated with no markers visible. Submitted By: James Maloney Cross References: None known Comments: Photos courtesy of Ken Potter.
1946-D 10¢ WDDO-005 “Best Of” Variety Description: A Class V CCW spread from a pivot at about 12:00 shows on IGWT, the designer's initials (side by side), LIBERTY, and the date. Die Markers: Obverse: Type II. Die gouge (dot) below the lower horizontal bar of the 4 in the date. Reverse: Die gouges in the field, west of the top of the mint mark. Die scratch NW touching the O of ONE. Submitted By: Joe Feld Cross References: CONECA: 4-O-II + V Comments: The example submitted and photographed was a heavily abraded MDS copy. An EDS copy should show more detail.
1946-D 10¢ WDDO-006 Description: A Class V CW spread from a pivot at about 12:00 shows best on the date. Die Markers: Obverse: Type I. N/S die scratch between the B and E of LIBERTY. Die gouge between the E and R of LIBERTY. Reverse: Die scratches E/W between the left and center openings of the M of DIME. Submitted By: Joe Feld Cross References: None known
1946-D 10¢ WDDO-007 Description: A Class V CCW spread from a pivot at about 1:00 shows on IGWT, LIBERTY, the front of the neck, the designer's initials, and the date. Die Markers: Obverse: Type II. Die scratches inside the ear in a northerly direction. Reverse: The reverse has the doubling from the doubled working hub identified as WWHR-001. Series of die scratches NW form the lower area of the torch base around the mint mark area. E/W die scratches through the opening of the flame on the left side. NW/SE die scratches through the NUM of UNUM. Submitted By: Joe Feld Cross References: None known
1946-D 10¢ WDDO-008 “Best Of” Variety Description: A Class V CCW spread from a pivot at about 2:00 shows on IGWT, LIBERTY, the designer's initials, and slightly on the date. Die Markers: Obverse: Type I. A V-shaped and an inverted V-shaped die scratch touch each other on the nose west of the eye. Series of NNW/SSE die scratches on the hair NE of the ear. Reverse: The reverse has the doubling from the doubled working hub identified as WWHR-001. N/S die scratch at the left upper side of the second T in STATES. Die chip on the underside of the center of the R in AMERICA. Die chip on the underside of the center bar of the E in DIME. Submitted By: Joe Feld Cross References: None known
1946-D 10¢ WDDO-009 Description: A Class V CCW spread from a pivot at about 2:00 shows on LIBERTY, IGWT, the designer's initials, and slightly on the date. Die Markers: Obverse: Type I. Die gouge at the rim above the T in LIBERTY. Short die scratch south between the upper lip and the nose. Reverse: The reverse has the doubling from the doubled working hub identified as WWHR-001. Short, heavy die scratches west from all the letter of UNITED. Short, heavy scratches north from the tops of the right-hand oak leafs. Submitted By: Joe Feld Cross References: None known
1946-D 10¢ WDDO-010 Description: A Class V CCW spread from a pivot at about 2:00 shows on LIBERTY, IGWT, the front of the neck, the left side of the bust, the upper hair, the designer's initials, and slightly on the date. Die Markers: Obverse: Type I. Series of N/S die scratches on the nose in front of the eye. N/S die scratch at the upper opening of the ear. Reverse: The reverse of this variety is a doubled die listed in the Wexler doubled die files as 1946 10¢ WDDR-002. A close Class II spread towards the center shows weak on ONE DIME and some of the letters of USA. The strongest pickup point is at the M in AMERICA. NE/SW die scratches between the AM in AMERICA. WSW/ENE die scratches through the upper area of the ON in ONE. Mostly N/S die scratches running through UNITED. Large die gouge on the upper right side of the second A in AMERICA. Submitted By: Joe Feld Cross References: None known
1946-D 10¢ WDDO-011 Description: A very weak Class II spread towards the center shows best on the 6 of the date and the designer's initials. Die Markers: Obverse: Type I. Die gouge (dot) and a NE/SW die gouge in the upper ear area. Die scratch WNW from about left center of the L in LIBERTY. Reverse: The reverse has the doubling from the doubled working hub identified as WWHR-001. Die gouge at the top of the upper oak leaf. Short die scratch beside the upper left area of the torch holder. Submitted By: Joe Feld Cross References: None known
1946-D 10¢ WDDO-012 Description: A Class V CCW spread from a pivot at 5:00 shows on the IBERTY of LIBERTY and the top of the head. Die Markers: Obverse: Type I. Die gouge (dot) in the field below the left side of the N of IN. Reverse: The reverse is also an RPM variety that is listed in the Wexler RPM Files as 1946-D 10¢ WRPM-020. Light die scratches in different directions at the right side of the handle of the torch. Submitted By: Whaden Curtis Cross References: None known
1946-D 10¢ WDDO-013 Description: A Class II spread towards the center shows on IGWT and the designer’s initials. Die Markers: Obverse Stage A: Type I. Die gouge about centered between IN GOD. Obverse Stage B: Gouge is still present but abraded. Die gouge on the bottom of the right leg of the R in TRUST. Doubling shows weak only at the designer’s initials. Reverse Stage A: The reverse is also an RPM variety that is listed in the Wexler RPM Files as 1946-D 10¢ WRPM-012. It is a D/D West. Die gouges above the right side of the B in PLURIBUS. Die gouge at the lower right side of the O in ONE. Die gouges at the lower left side of the N in ONE. Curly die scratch at the lower right side of the D in DIME. NE/SW die scratches through the M in DIME. Reverse Stage B: Gouges above the B in PLURIBUS is weak. Die scratch below the D in DIME is weak. All other Stage A markers abraded away. Submitted By: Stage A: David Mulberry, Stage B: Eric Axtell Cross References: None known
1946-D 10¢ WDDO-014 Description: A Class II spread towards the center shows on LIBERTY and the profile. Die Markers: Obverse: Type I. A short die scratch runs west from just under the nose. Reverse: The reverse is also a doubled die that is listed in the Wexler Doubled Die Files as 1946-D 10¢ WDDR-001. A Class II spread towards the center shows on ONE DIME. A small die gouge can be found inside the upper E in ONE. Submitted By: Brian Ribar Cross References: None known
1946-D 10¢ WDDO-015 Description: A spread towards the WNW shows on the inside and outside of the ear. Die Markers: Obverse: Type I. None significant. Reverse: None significant. Submitted By: Paul Kjellander Cross References: None known
1946-D 10¢ WDDO-016
1946-D 10¢ WDDO-017
1946-P,D,S 10¢ WWHR-001 Doubled Working Hub Description: A Class V CW from a pivot at about 11:00 shows on the E of ONE, DIME, AMERICA, and UNUM. Die Markers: Obverse: Will vary on the individual working dies. Reverse: Will vary on the individual working dies. Submitted By: Various individuals Cross References: None known Comments: Slight differences in the appearance of the doubling may be seen on the working dies. A number of factors can contribute to these differences including wear to the working hub, wear to the working die, abrading the working die, and wear to the coins.
1946-D 10¢ WDDR-001 Description: A Class II spread towards the center shows on ONE DIME. Die Markers: Obverse: Type I. The obverse of this variety is a doubled die listed in the Wexler doubled die files as 1946 10¢ WDDO-014. A Class II spread towards the center shows on LIBERTY and the profile. A short die scratch runs west from just under the nose. Reverse: A small die gouge can be found inside the upper E in ONE. Submitted By: Brian Ribar Cross References: None known Comments: This variety was previously listed as WDDR-010 but was reassigned after the discovery of the doubled reverse working hub left large “holes” in the listings.
1946-D 10¢ WDDR-002 Description: A close Class II spread towards the center shows weak on ONE DIME and some of the letters of USA. The strongest pickup point is at the M in AMERICA. Die Markers: Obverse: Type I. The obverse of this variety is a doubled die listed in the Wexler doubled die files as 1946 10¢ WDDO-010. A Class V CCW spread from a pivot at about 2:00 shows on LIBERTY, IGWT, the front of the neck, the left side of the bust, the upper hair, the designer's initials, and slightly on the date. Series of N/S die scratches in front of the nose. N/S die scratch at the upper opening of the ear. Reverse: NE/SW die scratches between the AM in AMERICA. WSW/ENE die scratches through the upper area of the ON in ONE. Mostly N/S die scratches running through UNITED. Large die gouge on the upper right side of the second A in AMERICA. Submitted By: Joe Feld Cross References: None known Comments: This variety was previously listed as WDDR-007 but was reassigned after the discovery of the doubled reverse working hub left large “holes” in the listings.
1946-D 10¢ WDDR-003 Description: A Class II + VI spread towards the center shows on USA (best on STATES), M of DIME, the oak stem, upper oak leaves, the olive branch, upper olive, olive leaves, the flame and E PLU of EPU. Extra thickness shows best on UNITED. Die Markers: Obverse: Type I. Heavy N/S die scratches west of the eye. Reverse: The reverse is also an RPM variety that is listed in the Wexler RPM Files as 1946-D 10¢ WRPM-017. It is a D/D South. NE/SW die scratches between the M and E of DIME. Submitted By: Doug Yost Cross References: CONECA: 9-R-II + VI
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