1951-D Repunched Mintmark RPM-029
Error
Description
Documented by VarietyVista, this Denver Mint Lincoln Wheat Cent is the 29th cataloged RPM for the prolific 1951-D date, with die markers recording progressive cracking across Lincoln's portrait. Die markers UVC-388 / DMR-035: Stage A with a die scratch behind bust at EDS and a die scratch from N of CENT to N of ONE at EDS; Stage B with die cracks on forehead at MDS, die cracks in hair, a die crack over V.D.B., a die crack north-south on shoulder, and two die breaks in left wheat lines at MDS; Stage C with a die crack on cheek behind eye at LDS, a die crack between lower B and E of LIBERTY, die chips on stem and right crossbar of T of CENT at LDS, and two die breaks in left wheat grains. The cheek crack behind the eye at Stage C documents cracking reaching previously unaffected areas of the portrait. Composed of 95% copper and 5% tin-zinc at 3.11 grams and 19.05 mm.
Die Markers
- UVC-388
- DMR-035
- Stage A:
- Die scratch behind bust – EDS
- Die scratch from N of CENT to N of ONE – EDS
- Stage B:
- Die cracks on forehead – MDS
- Die cracks in hair
- Die crack over V. D. B.
- Die crack North-South on shoulder
- Two die breaks in Left wheat lines – MDS
- Stage C:
- Die crack on cheek behind eye – LDS
- Die crack between lower B and E of LIBERTY
- Die chips on stem and Right crossbar of the T of CENT – LDS
- Two die breaks in Left wheat grains
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