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2011P-1DEO-019T Trail Die Obverse

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Discovery Date
2011
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Description

The 2011P-1DEO-019T Trail Die Obverse is a trail die obverse variety of the United States cent. This variety was discovered on the 2011 (P) Lincoln Shield Cent, part of the Lincoln Shield Cents 2010 to Date series. Die markers: Stage “B“, obverse is MDS – a small die dot is seen under the B of LIBERTY. Reverse is MDS – a die crack is forming along the top left edge of the shield. This die was found by Mark Britton Stage “C”                                                 350° DESCRIPTION: Trail lines are seen from the tops of the letters in LIBERTY. The offset direction is 350°. DIE MARKERS: Stage “C“, obverse is MDS – none noted Reverse is MDS – a die crack is seen from the upper left edge of the shield entering into the field. A die gouge is seen above the O of ONE in the field. A die crack with die chip is seen on the upper right edge of the shield, entering into the field at the shield’s apex. NOTE: This die was found by Shannon Causey.

Die Markers

  • Stage “B“, obverse is MDS – a small die dot is seen under the B of LIBERTY.
  • Reverse is MDS – a die crack is forming along the top left edge of the shield.

Attribution History

  • Discovered by Mark Britton
  • Expert attribution by Trail Dies

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Additional Notes

This die was found by Mark Britton Stage “C”                                                 350° DESCRIPTION: Trail lines are seen from the tops of the letters in LIBERTY. The offset direction is 350°. DIE MARKERS: Stage “C“, obverse is MDS – none noted Reverse is MDS – a die crack is seen from the upper left edge of the shield entering into the field. A die gouge is seen above the O of ONE in the field. A die crack with die chip is seen on the upper right edge of the shield, entering into the field at the shield’s apex. NOTE: This die was found by Shannon Causey.

Last updated: June 20, 2026