1968-D Doubled Die Reverse WDDR-002

Description

Formerly listed as WDDR-009, this 1968 Denver Mint Kennedy Half Dollar doubled die reverse was renumbered to WDDR-002, reflecting catalog reorganization. Struck on 40% silver clad planchets — the composition used for Kennedy Half Dollars from 1965 through 1970 — this variety belongs to the transitional silver-clad era between the fully silver 1964 issue and the copper-nickel clad coins introduced in 1971. Attributed by the Wexler Team under Wexler Variety ID 1968-D 50c WDDR-002, and cross-referenced as CONECA 5-R-II. The CONECA designation indicates Class II distorted hub doubling on the reverse. Kennedy Half Dollar varieties from the 40% silver period are actively pursued by collectors who value both the precious metal content and the die variety attribution. The renumbering from WDDR-009 to WDDR-002 placed this variety higher in the catalog sequence, typically indicating greater significance or earlier documentation within the revised numbering framework. Collectors familiar with the original WDDR-009 designation should note the updated reference when consulting current attribution guides.

Attribution History

• Discovered by Not noted Cross References: CONECA: 5-R-II Comments: This variety was formerly listed as WDDR-009.
• CONECA: 5-R-II Comments: This variety was formerly listed as WDDR-009.; Wexler Variety ID: 1968-D 50¢ WDDR-002
• Expert attribution by Wexler Team

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