2001 (P) Lincoln Memorial Cent - Doubled Die Reverse DDR-039

Description

Medium spread westward producing a thin extra column number seven, running from knee height to the pedestal, distinguishes DDR-039 among the reverse doubled die varieties for the 2001 Philadelphia Mint Lincoln Memorial Cent. The architectural detail of the Lincoln Memorial reverse — with its twelve columns, each individually rendered — provides exceptionally precise attribution points for doubled die detection, and column seven is one of the narrower pillars that shows displacement most clearly when a hub shift occurs. VarietyVista records die markers UVC-3284 and DMR-041, with three documented stages: Stage A presents both reverse and obverse in Early Die State, while Stages B (MDS) and C (LDS) remain unconfirmed. The westward direction of the spread means the extra column appears to the left of the primary column as viewed on the coin, and "medium" strength indicates the secondary image is visible under moderate magnification without requiring extreme loupe power.

Die Markers

• UVC-3284
• DMR-041
• Stage A:
• Reverse and Obverse are EDS
• Stage B:
• MDS (unconfirmed)
• Stage C:
• LDS (unconfirmed)

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