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1933 D 1c 1DO-001 EDS.
(Yep, with "ugly" toning.)
I received this one last week and can only assume this must be fairly hard to find variety as there are no DDOs for 1933 D here at V V or on D D.
Coinage was almost at a standstill in 1933 because of the Great Depression that started in 1929. No nickels, dimes, or quarters. (1.7 mil halves, and only a couple handfuls of $10 eagles and St. Gaudens double eagles from Philly.)
Here's a link to CC
http://coppercoins.com/lincoln/dies...ie_state=eds
The thickness of the obverse devices is fairly strong. There even seems to be some notching which I can't image well. The toning is also difficult to get to show up with my setup.
Looks MS and the toning is very nice and pleasing in hand but seems to be "not natural", as some of us like to say.
Enjoy and thanks for any insight or comments.
(Yep, with "ugly" toning.)
I received this one last week and can only assume this must be fairly hard to find variety as there are no DDOs for 1933 D here at V V or on D D.
Coinage was almost at a standstill in 1933 because of the Great Depression that started in 1929. No nickels, dimes, or quarters. (1.7 mil halves, and only a couple handfuls of $10 eagles and St. Gaudens double eagles from Philly.)
Here's a link to CC
http://coppercoins.com/lincoln/dies...ie_state=eds
The thickness of the obverse devices is fairly strong. There even seems to be some notching which I can't image well. The toning is also difficult to get to show up with my setup.
Looks MS and the toning is very nice and pleasing in hand but seems to be "not natural", as some of us like to say.
Enjoy and thanks for any insight or comments.
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