Memorial Cent Doubled Dies: 1998 1¢ WDDR-201 to END
1998 1¢ WDDR-201
Description: Doubling shows
as 2 knees above and to the right of knees
Die Markers:Obverse: A die chip can be found well above the right
side of the B of LIBERTY. A die chip can
be found between the upper S and T of TRUST. Reverse:
A die chip can be found below the T of
UNITED.
Submitted By: Steve Young
Cross References: None known
1998 1¢ WDDR-202
Description: Bar extended
from the middle of the knee to the middle of the base to the left of the statue
on the sixth column.
Die Markers:Obverse: Short die gouge between the tops of the G and
O of GOD. Reverse: Small die gouges
touch the top left corners of the I and T in UNITED.
Submitted By: Tanner Scott
Cross References: CONECA: 4-R-VIII
1998 1¢ WDDR-203
Description: Bar extended
from the hand to lower leg to the left of the statue on the sixth column
Die Markers:Obverse: A short die chip is present inside the right
side of the second 9 of the date. A die
chip is present touching the lower left side of 1 of the date about a fourth of
the way from the bottom. A die scratch
runs to the rim from the top right side of N of IN. A die chip is found just right of the eye. Reverse:
A very short die scratch runs from the
rim above the right tip of E toward the top left side of S of STATES. The hub die scratches on the lower roof as
well as die scratches at the top of memorial bay 8 can be seen. A die chip is present inside the left side of
N of CENT. A die chip is present right
of the center bar of E of ONE.
Submitted By: Tanner Scott
Cross References: Coppercoins: 1998P-1DR-008
Comments: The doubling on this die is similar to 1998
1¢ WDDR-062 but shows a stronger curve in the center of the doubling toward the
left.
1998 1¢ WDDR-204
Description: Bar extended
from the hand to the shin to the right of the statue on the seventh column.
Die Markers:Obverse: A series of extremely fine die scratches run
south from Lincoln’s lower nose. A series of very light N-S oriented die
scratches show in the field under Lincoln’s chin and right of the bowtie. Reverse:
A NW-SE oriented die scratch connects
the outer edge of column 12 with the right second memorial step. A long, N-S
oriented die scratch runs in the field right of column 12. A light series of
die scratches run SW under the left memorial base.
Submitted By: John Shields
Cross References: CONECA: 3-R-VIII
Comments: The doubling on this die is similar to 1998
1¢ WDDR-163 except that this die does not have the extra pair of knees to the
left of the statue’s knees.
1998 1¢ WDDR-205
Description: Bar extended
from the middle of the knee to the lower leg to the right of the statue on the
seventh column
Die Markers:Obverse: A die chip can be found well above and
between the I and B of LIBERTY. Reverse: Horizontal die scratches can be found below
the O of ONE. The hub marker die scratches
can be found in the upper seventh and eighth memorial bays.
Submitted By: Steve Young
Cross References: None known
Comments: The doubling on this die is similar to 1998
1¢ WDDR-013 but the doubling on this die is flatter and extends less far south.
The doubling on this die is similar to
1998 1¢ WDDR-137 but slightly weaker.
1998 1¢ WDDR-206
Description: Bar extended
from the bottom of the inside of the hand to the lower leg to the right of the
statue's left leg
Die Markers:Obverse: None noted. Reverse:
A die chip can be found between the
second S of STATES and the O of OF. A
die chip can be found between the lower N and T of CENT. A die chip can be found in the lower last
memorial bay.
Submitted By: Daniel Griffin
Cross References: None known
Comments: The hub marker above N in UNUM is not
visible. The hub markers at the top of
memorial bay 7 and 8 are not visible.
The roof hub markers are not visible.
1998 1¢ WDDR-207
Description: Bar extended
from the upper knee to below the foot to the right of the statue on the seventh
column
Die Markers:Obverse: A small die chip shows in the field,
equidistant between the lower I of IN and the back of Lincoln’s head. Reverse:
A
curved die gouge shows in lower eighth memorial bay. Die pitting shows to the northeast of the
right memorial roof. A series of die
gouges show around the N of CENT.