1941 Doubled Working Hub Reverse WWHR-001

Description

A CW spread from a pivot at about 12:00 shows on QUARTER DOLLAR and the lower leaves and branches. It also shows all of the doubling characteristics of WWHR-001.Die Markers: Obverse: A die crack runs along the base of the bust into the lower queue. A die scratch runs NE from the lower right L in LIBERTY to the I. A die crack runs east through the upper forehead and into the hair. A die crack runs east through the hair above the forehead and the hair at the top of the head. Reverse: A die crack runs down the eagle’s right wing and into the field above the Q in QUARTER. A die crack runs east from the S in PLURIBUS to the top of the eagle’s left wing. A die crack runs down the left wing. A die crack runs east from the back of the eagle’s head.Submitted By: Kevin FlynnCross References: Cherrypickers: FS-25-1941-801 (013), CONECA: 4-R-IV+V Obverse: Will vary on the different working dies. Reverse: Will vary on the different working dies.

Attribution History

• Discovered by Jim Lafferty Cross References: CONECA: Various Comments: Despite the fact that the doubling is from a doubled working hub, the strength of the doubling still makes it a desirable variety for doubled die collectors and thus the “Best Of” label. CONECA has not yet branded it as a doubled working hub and lists the various dies that were affected as unique varieties all with their own working die number based on the working
• CONECA: Various Comments: Despite the fact that the doubling is from a doubled working hub, the strength of the doubling still makes it a desirable variety for doubled die collectors and thus the “Best Of” label. CONECA has not yet branded it as a doubled working hub and lists the various dies that were affected as unique varieties all with their own working die number based on the working; Wexler Variety ID: 1941 25¢ WWHR-001
• Expert attribution by Wexler Team

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