2007 Doubled Die Reverse WDDR-016

Description

Struck from a Position B die — identified by edge lettering that reads upright when the reverse faces up — the 2007-P George Washington Presidential Dollar WDDR-016 places its doubling at the intersection of the second ray clockwise from the Statue of Liberty's head and the statue's right arm on the common reverse designed by Don Everhart. The Statue of Liberty reverse, shared across all Presidential Dollar issues, features the torch-bearing statue flanked by radiating rays, and the specific intersection point where the second ray meets the right arm provides a precise diagnostic location for this variety. Both obverse and reverse are documented in early die state with no significant markers noted — meaning attribution depends primarily on locating the doubling at that specific intersection point. The Position B edge lettering orientation distinguishes this listing from the companion Position A entry (also cataloged as WDDR-016) that shares identical die characteristics but comes from a die with the opposite edge lettering orientation — Position A reads upright when the obverse faces up. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint in manganese brass clad composition. Examine the reverse intersection of the second clockwise ray with the Statue of Liberty's right arm for the doubling, and verify Position B edge lettering orientation.

Attribution History

• None known; Wexler Variety ID: 2007-P $1 GW WDDR-016