2010P-1DER-001T Trail Die Reverse

Description

Trails are seen from all the letters in STATES and the ERI of AMERICA. The offset direction is 000 degrees. The 2010P-1DER-001T Trail Die Reverse is a trail die reverse variety of the United States cent. This Lincoln cent was struck at the Philadelphia Mint, weighing 3.11 grams with a diameter of 19.05 mm. Die markers: Stage “B “, obverse is MDS – the obverse is a doubled die. Notching can be seen on the top left corners of the letters RTY of LIBERTY. Extra thickness is seen on the left arm of the Y and the vertical components of the letters in LIBERTY. A small die gouge is seen under the I of LIBERTY. A die crack is seen on the backside of Lincoln’s head, terminating in a die chip under the E of WE. Reverse is MDS – A small die chip is located on the left side of the O in ONE. A small die gouge is located under the O in OF. This die is a doubled die obverse listed as WDDO-001 and 2010P-1DO-001 This die was found by David Mulberry of Florida.

Die Markers

• Stage “B “, obverse is MDS – the obverse is a doubled die. Notching can be seen on the top left corners of the letters RTY of LIBERTY. Extra thickness is seen on the left arm of the Y and the vertical components of the letters in LIBERTY. A small die gouge is seen under the I of LIBERTY. A die crack is seen on the backside of Lincoln’s head, terminating in a die chip under the E of WE.
• Reverse is MDS – A small die chip is located on the left side of the O in ONE. A small die gouge is located under the O in OF.

Attribution History

• Discovered by David Mulberry
• Expert attribution by Trail Dies

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