1958-D/D & D & D 1c WRPM-021/CRPM-002

[Guest]

This variety is illustrated in Wexler and Flynn's, "The Authoritative Reference on Lincoln Cents" Second Edition on page 307. Below is the one I have in my personal collection and is an earlier die state. Bottom photo is the same as the top photo but with the extra "D" mint mark overlays superimposed over the errant remnants.

Billy (dvn)

[copper_poisoning]

Great pics and overlays Billy. I saw this on coppercoins (1MM-021) when I first started searching rolls. I thought this was a very intriguing variety. I would love to find one of these!

That mint working was a "little off" when he/she punched the MM.

Greg

[jfines69]

Very nice LC and excellent photographs including the overlays!!!
Jim

[eaxtellcoin]

None of mine are that early of a die stage, the later die stages leave alot to be desired in whats left. There not hard to find, I think I still have about "6" that are later Die than Billy's...

[DoubleYou]

Great coin and photos, dvn! I hope to find one sometime. Some may disagree on the D in the vest, but to me it looks like the real deal.

[dvn]

Great coin and photos, dvn! I hope to find one sometime. Some may disagree on the D in the vest, but to me it looks like the real deal.

Thanks. At least one thing for sure, and Wexler mentions this in his ARLC 2nd ed., is that the RPM that is located northwest of the primary "D" is unquestionable.

Billy (dvn)