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This is definitely a doubled die, and a very nice one to boot. This one is DDO-002. Congrats on a great find.Bob Piazza
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Any value to it and about how much..
Thanks for helping me out.
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It is hard to judge what conditon your coin is in just by the close up. However, a F-12 goes for about $35.00 for this die.
BJ NeffMember of: ANA, CCC, CONECA, Fly-in-club, FUN, NLG & T.E.V.E.C.Comment
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1941-P DD ??
Thanks for the post Sore Eyes... I have so many 1941 Lincoln Cents. For some reason I seem to just focus on the Date...I should open my mouth and insert foot huh ?? LOL for admiting that one... I guess I should get them out and go though them. Thanks. I forgot I had them till I saw your post..Comment
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The double die obverses for the 1941P cent numbers in the 20s...close to 30. A lot of the 'Full T over Broken T' types are out there. CONECA lists 23 DDOs for the date, and coppercoins lists 31.Bob Piazza
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