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2006 (P) Lincoln Memorial Cent - Doubled Die Obverse WDDO-034 / DDO-004

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2006 (P) Cent Doubled Die Obverse error coin
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Attribution

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Discovered by

Robert H. Neff

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Verified by

Wexler Team

Market Value
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Rarity Index
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Discovery Date
2006
Last Sold
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Description

WDDO-034, which VarietyVista numbers DDO-004, is a doubled die obverse on the 2006 Philadelphia Lincoln Memorial cent with a very strong spread to the northeast, seen as a partial extra earlobe lying southwest of the normal one and doubled beard details reaching into the neck. Both catalogs give it the Cherrypickers number FS-101, which Wexler writes FS-01-2006-101. On the obverse Wexler's Coins and Die Varieties records a die scratch running south from the E in LIBERTY and a small die gouge between the S and T of TRUST; on the reverse, a die crack through the C of CENT that continues to the rim, and a die chip low on the third column. Robert H. Neff submitted the coin. Crawford lists the die as CDDO-029 and CONECA as 4-O-VIII. VarietyVista, crediting Robert Neff, describes an extra strong spread showing as a separated earlobe and lower beard. Under marker codes UVC-2503 and DMR-005, both sides are early in stage A. In stage B the obverse is early-middle, with a die chip on Memorial column 1, also early-middle, and a die crack on column 2. Stage C, a late die state, is unconfirmed.

Die Markers

  • VarietyVista: UVC-2503 DMR-005 Stage A: Obverse and Reverse are EDS Stage B: Obverse is EMDS Die chip on column #1 – EMDS Die crack on column #2 Stage C: LDS (unconfirmed)

Cross References

  • Wexler: 2006 1¢ WDDO-034; VarietyVista: 2006 DDO-004; Crawford: CDDO-029, CONECA: 4-O-VIII, Cherrypickers: FS-01-2006-101

External References

Last updated: October 26, 2026

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