Not a lincoln

[Shingpumps]

I have a coin i was wondering about. It's a Jefferson 5 cent. 1943-P DDO-002. Mr. Wile attributed it for me. Is this the "doubled eye"? I know this is a lincoln site, thaught someone might know.

[Pat]

I believe the double-eye is DDO-006..

[Pat]

Designation:

6-O-I-CW+IV;FS-05-1943P-102 (29)
CONECA Top 100

Description:

Strong spread on IN GOD WE TRUST, LIBERTY, star, and date with every strong extra eye to the South
Population:
2


Markers:

UVC-0715
DMR-069
Stage A:

EDS (unconfirmed)
Stage B:

Die clash from upper chin and at knot – MDS
Reverse is MDS
Stage C:

Obverse is LDS
Die crack from mintmark South to dome – LDS
Die crack from mintmark North to rim through Left leg of the second U of PLURIBUS
Die crack from upper Right building to rim
Die crack from Left dome South to steps through pillar #1

[Brad]

You can doubled check with http://varietynickels.com/ or Cherry Pickers Volume 2. Pat is probably right.

[Shingpumps]

I have CP vol 2. I don't see this. Dr. Wiles said it is 1943-P DDO-002, 2-O-I-CCW.

[Pat]

1943-P DDO-002 Designation:2-O-I-CCW

Description:

Medium spread on IN GOD WE TRUST with strongest on date, star, LIBERTY

Population:
12

Markers:

UVC-0711
DMR-065

Stage A:

EDS (unconfirmed)

Stage B:

Obverse and Reverse are MDS

Stage C:

Obverse is LDS
Die crack from Right dome South between pillars #3 and 4 – LDS


Reported by:
Larry Briggs

[Pat]

Cherrypickers isn't going to have every variety.

[Shingpumps]

What do you think the value is on it?

[Pat]

What do you think the value is on it?

whatever someone will pay for it..:) I dunno.. If you wanna sell it put it up for like 5 bucks or something..

[Brad]

Variety prices are very tricky. I was thinking about writing a Price Guide for popular Lincoln varieties, but even that is tough. For obscure varieties it is really tough to know for sure. Here is what I would say, "a coin is worth whatever someone is willing to pay for it".

[Shingpumps]

Pat, where do you get the info from?

[Pat]

Pat, where do you get the info from?


Ummm.. Seriously? From your attributors website. www.conecaonline.org (http://www.conecaonline.org) or www.coneca.net (http://www.coneca.net)

LolCats!