2007 Doubled Die Reverse DDR-015

Description

Light spread at the top of the first tuft of the bucking horse's mane identifies DDR-015 on the 2007-P Wyoming State Quarter — a doubling location nestled within the flowing mane detail of the bronco that dominates the reverse design. The mane tufts, rendered as individual sweeping curves above the horse's neck, provide a zone where even light displacement creates a visible shadow line parallel to the primary contour. Cataloged as UVC-1715 with DMR-017, the variety has been documented at Stage A in early die state, with later stages unconfirmed. The Wyoming State Quarter features a bucking horse and rider — an image drawn from the state's cowboy heritage — set above "The Equality State" inscription. Light spread on the first mane tuft requires magnification focused on the uppermost flowing hair detail, where the secondary impression runs just beside the primary curve. DDR-015 shares its mane-tuft doubling location with the Denver-mint DDR-001, though the two varieties originate from different dies at different facilities — a parallel worth noting for collectors examining both mint issues. Attributed by VarietyVista.

Die Markers

• UVC-1715
• DMR-017
• Stage A:
• Reverse and Obverse are EDS
• Stage B:
• MDS (unconfirmed)
• Stage C:
• LDS (unconfirmed)

Attribution History

• Discovered by Kenneth Russell
• Expert attribution by VarietyVista

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