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 | [[1950s1cwrpm033|WRPM-033]] | S/S/S Tilted and Tilted (Rotated) \\ \\ **Comments:** This die exhibits doubling on E in WE from the doubled working hub, WWHO-001. \\ \\ **Cross-References:** Coppercoins: 1950S-1MM-018 \\ \\ **Die Markers:** \\ **Obverse:** **Stage A:** Consistently N-S die scratches show all over the obverse. Stronger ones show through the RT and above the Y in LIBERTY, through and above the bowtie and through the date and mint mark area. A strong series of die gouges show on the lower central beard. **Stage B:** The remnant of a die clash shows NE of the Y in LIBERTY. The die gouges on the lower central beard have become more pronounced. Many of the lighter Stage A die scratches have been worn away. **Stage C:** A small die dot shows just above the left branch of the Y in LIBERTY. The Stage B die clash is still visible. The die gouges on the lower beard are still visible. Nearly all of the N-S die scratches have been worn away. **Stage D:** A fresh grouping of N-S die scratches show in the field behind the lower bust. A SW-NE die crack is beginning to form on the back of the bust, SE of the Y in LIBERTY. A small, but prominent die gouge (dot) shows on the lapel at the margin of the lower bust. **Stage E:** This die stage has been heavily abraded with numerous fresh N-S die scratches now visible throughout the obverse. The die crack on the back of the bust has increased in length to the SW. A curved die gouge runs WNW-ESE through the V & D in VDB. A short N-S die gouge shows at the eye. \\ **Reverse:** **Stage A:** N-S die scratches show throughout most of the central reverse. A strong series of die scratches run SSE from below and right of the N in UNITED through OF. A long die scratch runs North from the center of the upper horizontal bar of the E in CENT just missing the right side of the O in ONE and ending in the field above it. Another strong die scratch runs North along the left side of the right vertical bar of the N in CENT ending in the field to the right side of the N in ONE about a third of the way below its upper right edge. A short die gouge runs North from the lower left edge of the right wheat stalk East of the last A in STATES. Short, but heavy die gouges run NNW from the tops of both T’s in STATES. **Stage B:** Only a single SSE die scratch remains below the N in UNITED which cuts through the central left opening of the O in OF and ends just above the left wheat stem. The die scratch to the North of the E in CENT is still visible. The short die NNW die gouges above both T’s in STATES are still visible. The die gouge from the left die of the lower right wheat stalk is visible, but weaker. **Stage C:** A light die crack shows on the central left wheat stalk beginning left of the upper U in UNITED and running NNW to the upper left wheat lines. The SSE die scratch from the lower N in UNITED through the O of OF is visible, but much weaker. A curved die crack shows in the central right wheat stalk East and above the last S in STATES. **Stage D:** New reverse die. A nice grouping of three mostly parallel die scratches run from the lower side of the upper crossbar of the F in OF, South to the lower left wheat stem. A long die scratch runs from the lower right side of the U in UNITED SSE to the upper left side of the left wheat stem. Numerous other NNW-SSE die scratches run through the UNI of UNITED and OF. Numerous strong, mostly N-S die scratches run through the lower sides of the RICA in AMERICA. Numerous light N-S die scratches and a strong die gouge in the field to the East show around the T in CENT. Three strong, mostly N-S die scratches run through the opening of the C in CENT. **Stage E:** Nearly all the Stage D die scratches are worn away. A single Stage D die scratch remains running from the lower left arm of the last A in AMERICA, South to the right wheat stem. A fresh die scratch runs South from the lower right arm of the M in AMERICA. | {{:wexler1c:1950-s_wrpm-033_stage_a_2_.jpg?400|}} \\ {{:wexler1c:1950-s_wrpm-033_stage_a_1_.jpg?400|}} \\ {{:wexler1c:1950-s_wrpm-033_stage_c_1_.jpg?400|}} \\ {{:wexler1c:1950-s_wrpm-033_stage_d_1_.jpg?400|}} \\ {{:wexler1c:1950-s_wrpm-033_stage_e_1_.jpg?400|}} | \\ | [[1950s1cwrpm033|WRPM-033]] | S/S/S Tilted and Tilted (Rotated) \\ \\ **Comments:** This die exhibits doubling on E in WE from the doubled working hub, WWHO-001. \\ \\ **Cross-References:** Coppercoins: 1950S-1MM-018 \\ \\ **Die Markers:** \\ **Obverse:** **Stage A:** Consistently N-S die scratches show all over the obverse. Stronger ones show through the RT and above the Y in LIBERTY, through and above the bowtie and through the date and mint mark area. A strong series of die gouges show on the lower central beard. **Stage B:** The remnant of a die clash shows NE of the Y in LIBERTY. The die gouges on the lower central beard have become more pronounced. Many of the lighter Stage A die scratches have been worn away. **Stage C:** A small die dot shows just above the left branch of the Y in LIBERTY. The Stage B die clash is still visible. The die gouges on the lower beard are still visible. Nearly all of the N-S die scratches have been worn away. **Stage D:** A fresh grouping of N-S die scratches show in the field behind the lower bust. A SW-NE die crack is beginning to form on the back of the bust, SE of the Y in LIBERTY. A small, but prominent die gouge (dot) shows on the lapel at the margin of the lower bust. **Stage E:** This die stage has been heavily abraded with numerous fresh N-S die scratches now visible throughout the obverse. The die crack on the back of the bust has increased in length to the SW. A curved die gouge runs WNW-ESE through the V & D in VDB. A short N-S die gouge shows at the eye. \\ **Reverse:** **Stage A:** N-S die scratches show throughout most of the central reverse. A strong series of die scratches run SSE from below and right of the N in UNITED through OF. A long die scratch runs North from the center of the upper horizontal bar of the E in CENT just missing the right side of the O in ONE and ending in the field above it. Another strong die scratch runs North along the left side of the right vertical bar of the N in CENT ending in the field to the right side of the N in ONE about a third of the way below its upper right edge. A short die gouge runs North from the lower left edge of the right wheat stalk East of the last A in STATES. Short, but heavy die gouges run NNW from the tops of both T’s in STATES. **Stage B:** Only a single SSE die scratch remains below the N in UNITED which cuts through the central left opening of the O in OF and ends just above the left wheat stem. The die scratch to the North of the E in CENT is still visible. The short die NNW die gouges above both T’s in STATES are still visible. The die gouge from the left die of the lower right wheat stalk is visible, but weaker. **Stage C:** A light die crack shows on the central left wheat stalk beginning left of the upper U in UNITED and running NNW to the upper left wheat lines. The SSE die scratch from the lower N in UNITED through the O of OF is visible, but much weaker. A curved die crack shows in the central right wheat stalk East and above the last S in STATES. **Stage D:** New reverse die. A nice grouping of three mostly parallel die scratches run from the lower side of the upper crossbar of the F in OF, South to the lower left wheat stem. A long die scratch runs from the lower right side of the U in UNITED SSE to the upper left side of the left wheat stem. Numerous other NNW-SSE die scratches run through the UNI of UNITED and OF. Numerous strong, mostly N-S die scratches run through the lower sides of the RICA in AMERICA. Numerous light N-S die scratches and a strong die gouge in the field to the East show around the T in CENT. Three strong, mostly N-S die scratches run through the opening of the C in CENT. **Stage E:** Nearly all the Stage D die scratches are worn away. A single Stage D die scratch remains running from the lower left arm of the last A in AMERICA, South to the right wheat stem. A fresh die scratch runs South from the lower right arm of the M in AMERICA. | {{:wexler1c:1950-s_wrpm-033_stage_a_2_.jpg?400|}} \\ {{:wexler1c:1950-s_wrpm-033_stage_a_1_.jpg?400|}} \\ {{:wexler1c:1950-s_wrpm-033_stage_c_1_.jpg?400|}} \\ {{:wexler1c:1950-s_wrpm-033_stage_d_1_.jpg?400|}} \\ {{:wexler1c:1950-s_wrpm-033_stage_e_1_.jpg?400|}} | \\
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 +| [[1950s1cwrpm034|WRPM-034]] | S/S South \\ \\ **Die Markers:** \\ **Obverse:** A die gouge (dot) shows in the field, SE of the mint mark. A faded die scratch shows just to the left of the right inner curve of the 9 in the date. A light die scratch runs along the left side of the 9 in the date, North into the field in front of the chin. Die damage shows just above the apex of the 9 in the date. A light die scratch runs South from the lower chin to the front of the bust left of the 1 in the date. A die dot shows in the field SW of the first T in TRUST. A stronger die dot shows along the border of the upper hair at a 45-degree angle, SW of the first T in TRUST. Very light die scratches run NNW above the TY in LIBERTY. Two faded die gouges run SE from the rim above the right arm of the U in TRUST. A strong die scratch runs close to the rim NE of the last T in TRUST. \\ **Reverse:** A strong die scratch runs South from the lower left side of the C in CENT and curves East to just miss the upper right arm of the N in UNITED. Several N-S die scratches run on either side of the vertical bar of the T in CENT. A light die scratch runs North from the upper T in UNITED to the lower left corner of the T in CENT. A die dot shows between the lower left wheat stalk and the rim at approximately K-8:00. A similar die dot shows just below and left of the upper wheat line tips. Several fine die scratches run NNW-SSE from the LU in PLURIBUS through the O in ONE. Die scratch south from the F in OF to the left wheat stem. | {{:wexler1c:1950-s_wrpm-034_2_.jpg?400|}} \\ {{:wexler1c:1950-s_wrpm-034_1_.jpg?400|}} | \\
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 +| [[1950s1cwrpm035|WRPM-035]] | S/S Tilted (Rotated) \\ \\ **Die Markers:** \\ **Obverse:** A die scratch runs SSE from the middle right side of the 9 in the date. A die gouge (dot) shows near the top of the lower opening of the 5 in the date. Some light die scratches run NNW-SSE between the 1 and 9 in the date. Numerous N-S die scratches show between the upper forehead and the front hair curl. Two parallel die scratches connect the bridge of the nose to the eyebrow. A similar die scratch runs NNW very closely to the front of the forehead to the upper hair curl. A strong series of die scratches run South from below the ear and lower beard. Strong N-S die scratches show on the beard to the East of the lower ear. A strong N-S die scratch runs North from between the T & Y in LIBERTY. Several die scratches run South or SSE through the lower areas of the ER in LIBERTY. Three parallel die scratches run SSE from below the right side of the R in TRUST. A single die scratch parallel to the last ones runs from the lower U in TRUST. A distinctive series of mostly N-S die scratches show on and above the upper hair below GOD. Some light N-S die scratches show inside the temple area. \\ **Reverse:** A die gouge (dot) shows on the left outer side of the U in UNITED about a third of the way up. A tiny die dot shows almost equally between the lower U and N of UNITED. A tiny die dot shows just to the left of the lower L in PLURIBUS. A die dot shows to the right of the lower curve of the C in CENT. A slightly larger die dot shows NNE of the previously mentioned die dot. | {{:wexler1c:1950-s_wrpm-035_2_.jpg?400|}} \\ {{:wexler1c:1950-s_wrpm-035_1_.jpg?400|}} | \\
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 +| [[1950s1cwrpm036|WRPM-036]] | S/S Tilted (Rotated) \\ \\ **Die Markers:** \\ **Obverse:** **Stage A:** A die scratch runs mostly south from the middle right side of the 9 in the date. Several die scratches run NNW-SSE between the 1 and 9 in the date mostly closer to the 9.  These die scratches run well into the field to in front of the chin. A series of three well-spaced die scratches run north from the back of the bust. Several light N-S die scratches and one heavy one run below and left of the I in IN. Numerous N-S oriented die scratches run through the RTY in LIBERTY. Multiple irregular die scratches on lower beard and neck. **Stage B:** The NNW-SSE die scratches between the 1 and 9 in the date are still visible. The die scratch south from the middle right side of the 9 in the date is very weakly visible. The series of three die scratches north from the back of the bust are weakly visible. The N-S die scratches through LIBERTY are mostly confined to the area above and around the T and below the E and R. Multiple irregular die scratches on lower beard and neck unchanged. A series of SW-NE oriented die scratches show inside the opening of the ear. The die scratches below and left of the I in IN are worn away. Light die scratch running NW to SE over left tip of jacket. **Stage C:** Most Stage B markers gone. Die scratch over left jacket tip weaker. Die scratches in beard and on neck very weak. New die scratches show through the left side of the date and left of the mint mark. A single N-S die scratch connects the lower tip of the nose with the upper chin. Numerous die scratches run mostly south below LIBERTY. Die gouge under right side of N in IN. **Stage D:** Stage C die scratches in date weaker. Die gouge under N in IN weaker. A die gouge (dot) shows between the lower U and S of TRUST. A die gouge (dot) shows on the front of the bust, SW of the 1 in the date. \\ **Reverse:** **Stage A:** The lower right margin of the right wheat stalk has been mostly abraded away. Several N-S die scratches show above and below the area of weakness on the lower right wheat stalk. Numerous N-S die scratches run through the N in UNITED and the O in OF. Numerous, N-S die scratches show through the and below the back of the C in CENT. Two die scratches hug the right side of the lower left wheat stalk, SW and West of the U in UNTIED. Numerous N-S die scratches run through and below the central left side of the O in ONE. A N-S oriented die scratch shows to the left of the lower T in CENT. **Stage B:** The die scratches through and below the C in CENT are visible, but much weaker. The N-S die scratch left of the lower T in CENT is weakly visible. The right margin of the lower right wheat stalk is even weaker. **Stage C:** New reverse die. Many, N-S oriented die scratches show throughout most of the reverse, the strongest of which run through the O and N in ONE. A very long die scratch runs south from the SE corner of the I in PLURIBUS, between the O and N in ONE, through the center of the E in CENT and into the E in UNITED. **Stage D:** Stage C die scratches much weaker. A series of die gouges show through the MER in AMERICA. A die gouge (dot) shows in the field, well below the O in OF. | {{:wexler1c:1950-s_wrpm-036_stage_a_2_.jpg?400|}} \\ {{:wexler1c:1950-s_wrpm-036_stage_a_1_.jpg?400|}} \\ {{:wexler1c:1950-s_wrpm-036_stage_b_1_.jpg?400|}} \\ {{:wexler1c:1950-s_wrpm-036_stage_d_1_.jpg?400|}} | \\
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 +| [[1950s1cwrpm037|WRPM-037]] | S/S South \\ \\ **Die Markers:** \\ **Obverse:** A myriad of N-S die scratches show all around the front of Lincoln’s profile. Distinctive die scratches in this area include a N-S one connecting the upper chin with the upper lip and several spike like die scratches showing below the chin. Many distinctive die scratches run N-S above the upper hair around WE and the TR in TRUST and a strong die gouge (dot) shows between the lower W and E in WE. Many strong N-S die scratches show behind the lower hair and a strange die gouge shows to the NE of the Y in LIBERTY. \\ **Reverse:** A nice die scratch runs NNW-SSE through the upper curve of the C in CENT. Many light N-S die scratches show behind the vertical section of the C in CENT. Three N-S die scratches show inside the lower opening of the E in CENT. A strong die scratch runs NW from the upper right side of the O in ONE ending below and between the UR in PLURIBUS. Two long die scratches run below the right lower arm of the R in PLURIBUS, forming and inverted V shape. | {{:wexler1c:1950-s_wrpm-037_2_.jpg?400|}} \\ {{:wexler1c:1950-s_wrpm-037_1_.jpg?400|}} | \\
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 +| [[1950s1cwrpm038|WRPM-038]] | S/S West \\ \\ **Cross-References:** Coppercoins: 1950S-1MM-021 \\ \\ **Die Markers:** \\ **Obverse:** **Stage A:** Several die scratches show inside the lower opening of the 9 in the date and between and above the 1 and 9 in the date. A light die scratch runs perfectly South from the lowest tip of the 9 in the date left of the mint mark. Numerous N-S die scratches run above and below the RTY in LIBERTY with two stronger ones running South from SE of the lower right arm of the R and east of the T in LIBERTY. **Stage B:** Two mostly N-S die cracks show on Lincoln’s back, SE of the Y in LIBERTY. The stronger die scratches near the R and T in LIBERTY still visible. A die gouge shows on the upper hair below the G in GOD, Some of the die scratches through the 1 and 9 in the date are still visible. \\ **Reverse:** **Stage A:** A strong die gouge runs North from just right of the Apex of the last A in AMERICA. Several parallel N-S die scratches connect the lower A in STATES with the upper C in AMERICA. A die gouge runs mostly N-S near the rim, NE of the upper right side of the second U in PLURIBUS.  A NNW-SSE die scratch runs just to the left of the E in AMERICA grazing the lower SW corner at one point. Similarly oriented die scratches run beneath the M in AMERICA. Many N-S die scratches show on either side of the T in CENT and some parallel die scratches run NNE from its top. A long die scratch runs North from the central lower crossbar of the E in CENT where it then crosses through the upper tip and ends between the U & N in UNUM. **Stage B:** Some of the Stage A die scratches around the T in CENT are still visible. Short sections of the Stage A die scratches around the E and M in AMERICA are still visible. All other Stage A die scratches are worn away. | {{:wexler1c:1950-s_wrpm-038_stage_a_2_.jpg?400|}} \\ {{:wexler1c:1950-s_wrpm-038_stage_a_1_.jpg?400|}} | \\
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