1999P – 1DER; 031 – 040 Files

1999P-1DER-031WS                                  180°

DESCRIPTION: Light fluting line extension, into the stylobate, under column 3. Light step deviation under columns 5, 6, 7 and 8, with emphasis on the left side.

DIE MARKES: Stage “C”, obverse is MDS – none noted

Reverse is LDS – die dot in the middle of bay 1. Two small die gouges to the left and right of the O in ONE.

NOTE:  Die was found by Patrick Gaughan.

 

1999P-1DER-032T                                     180°


DESCRIPTION: Trails from the tops of the columns, the letters in EPU and the left cornice corner. Some letter distortion is seen in EPU and the word STATES. The offset direction for these trails is 330 degrees. Trails are also seen on the R and E of AMERICA, most of the letters in UNITED and the C and E of CENT.

DIE MARKERS: Stage “A”, obverse is EDS – die dent by the right top of the G in GOD.

Reverse is EDS – die dot under the N of CENT.

NOTE: This die was found by Ed Games

 

1999P-1DER-033T                                    040°




Stage “B” Pictures by Billy Crawford

DESCRIPTION: A massive “trail” die that shows distortion to just about every design element on the reverse except for the word ONE. Lincoln’s statue is decidedly lopsided as is the right URN, looking more like Liberty’s torch than anything else. Even the designer’s initials are distorted into configuration. The scroll on the left cornice resembles the lower jaw of a shark; with teeth pointed inward. The offset direction of the all the trails is 040 degrees. The last picture, just above, shows a magnified trail line from the bottom of the T in CENT. Notice that it is not straight, but squiggles a bit and broadens near its end. This is just another factor that supports this type of anomaly as being a design extension and not design duplication. The in hand analysis of this die was on a poor quality coin that had suffered environmental damage.  One of better quality may show sharper trails.

DIE MARKERS: Stage “B”, obverse is MDS – none observed.

Reverse is MDS – die chips on the middle column 2 and the left side of the left URN (POST).

Stage “C”, obverse is MDS – none observed

Reverse is MDS – die chips on the top of column 1, the middle of column 2 and the left side of the left URN (POST)

NOTE: Stage “B” found by Billy Crawford.

 

1999P-1DER-034WS                                220°

DESCRIPTION: Strong fluting line extension, into the stylobate, under columns 2 and 3. Very strong step deviation under columns 5 through 9 and to the bottom step under some columns. Some step deviation under the left post (urn). All lines have an offset direction of 200 degrees.

DIE MARKERS: Stage “B”, obverse is MDS – die clash just above Lincoln’s collar. North to south die scratches are seen from the top of the T in LIBERTY. Die chip on Lincoln’s chin

Reverse is MDS – die damage on reverse of this coin precludes finding any viable die markers.

NOTES: Very strong wavy step found by Richard Cooper of Arizona.

 

1999P-1DER-035WS                                200°

DESCRIPTION: Moderate fluting line extension, into the stylobate, is seen under columns 1, 2 and 3. Moderate step deviation is seen under columns 5 through 8. The offset direction is 200 degrees.

DIE MARKERS: Stage “B”, obverse is MDS – die dot under the B of LIBERTY.

Reverse is MDS – small die gouge by the left leg of the N in CENT.

 

1999P-1DER-036WS                                190°

DESCRIPTION: Moderate fluting line extension, into the stylobate, under columns 2 and 3. Light step deviation under columns 5, 6, 7 and 8, with an offset direction of 190º.

DIE MARKERS: Stage “C”, obverse is LDS – none noted.

Reverse is LDS – retained die break in the roof, under UNUM. A large die crack with die chips in column 2. Die chip on top of column 4.

NOTE: This die was found by Patrick Gaughan.

 

1999P-1DER-037WS                                  190°

DESCRIPTION: Moderate fluting line extension, into the stylobate, under columns 2 and 3. Moderate step deviation is seen under columns 5, 6, 7 and 8, with an offset direction of 190º.

DIE MARKERS: Stage “C”, obverse is MDS – die dot on the upper part of the second 9 in the date.

Reverse is LDS – to die scratches on either side of the S in PLURIBUS.,

NOTE: This die was found by Patrick Gaughan.

 

1999P-1DER-038WS                                180°

DESCRIPTION: Moderate step deviation, with emphasis on the left, is seen under columns 5 through 8.

DIE MARKERS: Stage “B”, obverse is MDS – die crack from Lincoln’s forehead, through the eye and into the cheek.

Reverse is MDS – die dot on the left side middle of column # 1. Small die scratch is seen at the end of the stylobate on the left side.

 

1999P-1DER-039WS                                200°

DESCRIPTION: Light fluting line extension, into the stylobate, under column 3. Light step deviation is seen under columns 5, 6 and 7, with an offset direction of 200 degrees

DIE MARKERS: Stage “B”, obverse is MDS – small die dot to the left of the third 9 digit in the date.

Reverse is MDS – die crack from the rim into the E of ONE.

 

1999P-1DER-040WS                               180°

DESCRIPTION: Moderate fluting line extension, into the stylobate, under columns 2 and 3. Moderate step deviation is seen under columns 5 through 8 with emphasis on the left side.

DIE MARKERS: Stage “B”, obverse is LMDS – none noted.

Reverse is LMDS – die scrapes are seen above the word CENT

Stage “C”, obverse is LDS – die crack from Lincoln’s brow up into his hair.

Reverse is LDS – die scrapes under the base and into ONE and CENT.

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