2007 (P) Wyoming State Quarter - Doubled Die Reverse DDR-053

Description

Targeting the iconic bucking bronco design, DDR-053 on the 2007-P Wyoming State Quarter shows medium spread on the mane under the saddle horn — a location where the hub displacement creates a visible shadow effect along the horse's neck flowing into the saddle area. Wyoming's State Quarter reverse, designed by Norman E. Nemeth, features a bucking horse and rider that has served as the state's symbol since the 1930s. Cataloged as UVC-1845 with DMR-056, the variety has been documented at Stage A in early die state, with Stage B (mid-die state) and Stage C (late die state) both unconfirmed. The early die state provides the clearest expression of the mane doubling before striking wear begins to soften the displaced design elements. State Quarter doubled dies attracted significant collector attention during the 1999-2008 program, as each unique reverse design offered fresh territory for variety hunters. The mane-under-saddle-horn location rewards careful examination with a loupe, as the horse's flowing mane provides fine detail where even moderate doubling becomes apparent. Attributed by VarietyVista.

Die Markers

• UVC-1845
• DMR-056
• Stage A:
• Reverse and Obverse are EDS
• Stage B:
• MDS (unconfirmed)
• Stage C:
• LDS (unconfirmed)

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