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It's a TDO and QDO, just won it the other night on ebay .
Here's the link to ebay .
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1972-S-Eisen...vip=true&rt=nc
Here's the link to IDDD, just encase anybody interested .
http://www.ikedollardoubleddie.com/1...r-page-two.php
1972 S 40% Obverse
IDDDO-27 New IDDDR-WH- IDDP-25
Cross Reference:
Attributed by: IDDD Thomas Kalantzis.
Class: Obverse Class II Doubling and tripling on IGWT. Quintupled 2 in date. TDO seems to be from a Master, however.
Submitted by: Steve Palladino.
Obverse Description:NewClass II Tripling seen on most letters of IGWT. The dies spread looks wide however because of the stage a die state it is actually tripled. The 2 in date shows signs of quintupling. Doubling on 197 in date. CW tripling seen on LIBERTY. CW and CCW on the E of LIBERTY. Also shows a secondary movement on the E of LIBERTY. The 2 in date has multiple split serifs. Interesting the differences on this die compared to the FS 101 is seen on the E of LIBERTY at 11 o'clock and the 2 in date at 5 o'clock.
Reverse Description: CCW spread seen on one dollar - right side AR. This die is in a lazy die state due to die wear.
Marker: Obverse in EMDS stage B. Die scratch lower 9 in date, a small die gouge seen on the left upper left inside of the upper loop. Die crack above and to the right of the E of we, and close to neck. Small eye scratch in the form of an X (See pictures below) Obverse MDS. The X marker in the eye area disappears in stage C MDS.
Date Recorded: 11/12/2012
POPULATION: 2.
Comments: The 2 in date is hubbed into the die, and is quintupled at the bottom of the loop on the left side. So far to date that loop on the 2 is seen with no doubling to quadrupling. The IDDD-027 has the 2 quintupled. The E of LIBERTY shows a CW and CCW spread. A very interesting die. UN-common. More work needs to be done on this die.
For both Anacs 4942362 and PCGS 18232250. Obverse stage B in EMDS, a second coin, raw, in stage C in MDS abraded.
Tripled class II IGWT W/CW tripling on LIBERTY, to date is different then other tripled dies recorded. The die was abraded.
Here's the link to ebay .
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1972-S-Eisen...vip=true&rt=nc
Here's the link to IDDD, just encase anybody interested .
http://www.ikedollardoubleddie.com/1...r-page-two.php
1972 S 40% Obverse
IDDDO-27 New IDDDR-WH- IDDP-25
Cross Reference:
Attributed by: IDDD Thomas Kalantzis.
Class: Obverse Class II Doubling and tripling on IGWT. Quintupled 2 in date. TDO seems to be from a Master, however.
Submitted by: Steve Palladino.
Obverse Description:NewClass II Tripling seen on most letters of IGWT. The dies spread looks wide however because of the stage a die state it is actually tripled. The 2 in date shows signs of quintupling. Doubling on 197 in date. CW tripling seen on LIBERTY. CW and CCW on the E of LIBERTY. Also shows a secondary movement on the E of LIBERTY. The 2 in date has multiple split serifs. Interesting the differences on this die compared to the FS 101 is seen on the E of LIBERTY at 11 o'clock and the 2 in date at 5 o'clock.
Reverse Description: CCW spread seen on one dollar - right side AR. This die is in a lazy die state due to die wear.
Marker: Obverse in EMDS stage B. Die scratch lower 9 in date, a small die gouge seen on the left upper left inside of the upper loop. Die crack above and to the right of the E of we, and close to neck. Small eye scratch in the form of an X (See pictures below) Obverse MDS. The X marker in the eye area disappears in stage C MDS.
Date Recorded: 11/12/2012
POPULATION: 2.
Comments: The 2 in date is hubbed into the die, and is quintupled at the bottom of the loop on the left side. So far to date that loop on the 2 is seen with no doubling to quadrupling. The IDDD-027 has the 2 quintupled. The E of LIBERTY shows a CW and CCW spread. A very interesting die. UN-common. More work needs to be done on this die.
For both Anacs 4942362 and PCGS 18232250. Obverse stage B in EMDS, a second coin, raw, in stage C in MDS abraded.
Tripled class II IGWT W/CW tripling on LIBERTY, to date is different then other tripled dies recorded. The die was abraded.
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