1995 (P) Lincoln Memorial Cent - P-1DER-024T Trail Die Reverse
Error
Attribution
Discovered by
Bob Piazza
Verified by
Trail Dies
Original Research
Description
1995P-1DER-024T carries two sets of trail lines that run in opposite directions, one at 090°, due east toward the right of the coin, and the other at 270°, due west toward the left. TrailDies calls it a complicated die. The code spells out 1995 and the P mint, the 1 of a cent, DER for the reverse design extension group, file 024 and the trails letter T. The entry does not list which letters carry each set. On the middle-die-state reverse described, a small die dot sits right of the left urn and another below the right end of the Memorial's base line; nothing is noted on the obverse. Bob Piazza of Florida found the die. Lines of this kind are usually credited to die polishing with a rotary tool, with die-to-hub movement as the less common explanation.
Die Markers
- Stage “B”, obverse is MDS – none noted.
- Reverse is MDS – small die dot to the right of the left URN. Die dot below the right base line of the Memorial building.
External References
Additional Notes
This die was found by Bob Piazza of Florida.
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