2013P-5DER-002WSTA Trail Die Reverse
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Verified LegacyTrail Die Reverse
Market Value
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Rarity Index
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Discovery Date
2013
Last Sold
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Description
Trail lines are seen from bottom of the windows and columns in the Monticello building. These lines are seen transversing the stairs to the entrance of that building giving the steps a "wavy" appearance. Also seen are trail lines from the words "MONTICELLO, FIVE CENTS" and "UNITED SATES OF AMERICA". This is the first wavy step reported for the Jefferson nickel. The offset direction is 190°.
Die Markers
- Stage “A”
- Obverse is MDS – none noted.
- Reverse is MDS – none noted.
- Stage “B”
- Obverse is LDS – die chips are seen in the letters E and T of LIBERTY.
- Reverse is LDS -a die chip with a die crack is seen on the right upper corner of the Monticello building. Another die crack is seen under the designer’s initials to the rim .
Attribution History
- Discovered by George dePozsgay
- Expert attribution by Trail Dies
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Additional Notes
This trail die ( Stage “B”) is considered a major trail die and was found by George dePozsgay. Stage “A” was found by Jim Karnes.
Last updated: May 12, 2026