1883-D possible DDR?,

[Guitars and Koinz]

1983-D extra thickness?? Possible doubled?

[MintErrors]

There are no documented doubled die reverses for 1983 from Denver. Nothing on coppercoins nor varietyvista.

[Guitars and Koinz]

Thank you,i did realize that,im just hopeful that a new variety could exist,usually im wrong but i have to ask because ive only been at this for about 2 years and theres a ton to learn

[MintErrors]

Thank you,i did realize that,im just hopeful that a new variety could exist,usually im wrong but i have to ask because ive only been at this for about 2 years and theres a ton to learn

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New varieties are occasionally found, but they do not happen that often. In the 1950s through the 1970s it seems like the demand for more coins in the USA rose and the US Mint had its hands full. Some corners may have been cut, and working dies were probably used beyond their scheduled lifetime of stiking coins. Each working die usually can last to about 1 million Lincoln cents before being retired. I have seen quite a few coins that were in the very late die stage,almost looked worn and flat appearance, in uncirculated condition.

If you want another opinion, you can patiently wait here or, post in the coneca services area under attributions, on the main page of this forum. Time permitting, a coneca assigned attributor should review the photos and data you provide and offer their opinion as well.

Happy hunting.

[Guitars and Koinz]

Thank you very much,i really appreciate your feedback!!!!