2007 (D) Lincoln Memorial Cent - SKH-1c-2007D-01 Spiked Head
Error
Attribution
Discovered by
Robert Oney
Verified by
Cuds on Coins
Original Research
Description
Denver Mint spiked heads on Lincoln Memorial Cents are less commonly documented than their Philadelphia counterparts, making this inaugural entry for the 2007-D a noteworthy catalog addition. SKH-1c-2007D-01 was cataloged on January 18, 2021, by Cuds on Coins, the first spiked head recorded from a 2007 Denver Mint die. A spiked head is a die crack or break at the top of Lincoln's head: planchet metal fills the crack during striking and stands up from the portrait as a raised spike. The 2007-D Lincoln Memorial Cent was produced in the penultimate year of the Memorial reverse, with only the 2008-D remaining before the 2009 bicentennial designs. Frank Gasparro's Memorial reverse had been in continuous service since 1959, and by 2007 the design and its die production were fully mature.
Cross References
- Cross reference: none. 01/18/2021.
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