1995P – 1DER; 021 – 030 Files

1995P-1DER-021WS                                180°

DESCRIPTION: Light fluting line extension, into the stylobate, under column 3. Light step deviation under columns 5, 6, 7 and 8, with emphasis on the left side.

DIE MAKERS: Stage “B”, obverse is MDS – elongated die gouge on the bottom left side of the I of IN.

Reverse is MDS – heavy short die scratch in bay 7.

 

1995P-1DER-022T                                      350°

DESCRIPTION: An unusual die even for a trail die. Ramped design extension, with distortion and faint trails on the letter tops of EPU. Short, heavy, trail lines is seen on the two Ts and the E of STATES. Light trail line is seen from the bottom terminus of the last S in STATES. Ramped design extension with trail lines from the tops of the letters OF. Notice the extra thickness and blurred appearance of the letters on the top portion of this die when compared to the sharp, well defined lettering in ONE. Although it is not unusual for trail and even wavy step dies to affect only certain parts of the die, it is a bit unusual to see such a contrast between design elements. The offset direction for the trail lines is 350 degrees.

DIE MARKERS: Stage “B”, obverse is MDS – die crack from the first 9, through the second 9 of the date and into the field.

Reverse is MDS – die gouge between the U and N of UNITED

 

1995P-1DER-023WS                                 180°

DESCRIPTION: Light step deviation is seen under columns 5, 6, 7 and 8.

DIE MAKERS: Stage “C”, obverse is EDS – none noted.

Reverse is LDS – die chip in the upper part of column 1. Large die break, with die chips and die crack in column 2. Die crack from the rim into the C of CENT.

 

1995P-1DER-024T                            090°,180°

DESCRIPTION: This is a complicated trail die with two sets of directional trail lines. It appears that the die movement was first in the direction of 270º, which produced lines in the direction of 090º (white arrows) and then the movement reversed itself and produced lines in the direction of 270º

DIE MARKERS: Stage “B”, obverse is MDS – none noted.

Reverse is MDS – small die dot to the right of the left URN. Die dot below the right base line of the Memorial building.

NOTE: This die was found by Bob Piazza of Florida.

1995P-1DER-025T                                     250°


DESCRIPTION: Trail lines are seen on UNITED, ONE and CENT, with an offset direction of 250º.

DIE MARKERS: Stage “B”, obverse is MDS – none noted.

Reverse is MDS – three small die dots on the left side of the stylobate. Old die scratches through OF and the A of AMERICA.

NOTE: This die was found by Louis Schaeffer of Maryland.

 

1995P-1DER-026T                                    130°

DESCRIPTION: Light trail lines are seen from the interior letters of EPU, the E of ONE and the E of CENT. The offset direction is 130º.

DIE MARKERS: Stage “B”, obverse is MDS – none noted.

Reverse is MDS – three small die dots in and around the left edge of the stylobate. Small die is seen gouge under the C of AMERICA.

NOTE: This die was found by Louis Schaeffer of Maryland.

1995P-1DER-027T                                     250°


DESCRIPTION: A rather strong trail die that shows trail lines on the EPU, UNI of UNITED, STATES, OF, AMER of AMERICA and NE of ONE. The offset direction is 250 degrees. This die was found by Carol LaDue of California. This is a major trail die.

DIE MAKERS: Stage “C”, obverse is ELDS – die crack from the W in WE, to above Lincoln’s ear where it splits, with one going through the ear and the other on the left side of the ear.

Reverse is ELDS – large die chip in column 2. Die chip on the left urn.

 

1995P-1DER-028                                       350°



DESCRIPTION: Moderate to strong trail lines are seen on the EPU, the E of UNITED, OF, the left corner of the roof, the left edge of the cornice, the tops of the left side columns, the NE of ONE and the EN of CENT. The offset direction is 350 degrees. This die is very similar to 1999P-1DER-022T, however, the offset direction is slightly different and the die markers do not match. This die was found by Carol LaDue of California.

DIE MARKERS: Stage “C”, obverse is LDS – none noted

Reverse is MDS – die cracks in the Es of ONE and CENT. A die gouge is seen under the designer’s initials.

 

1995P-1DER-029T                                     060°




DESCRIPTION: Strong to moderate trail lines are seen on the bottom right corners of the letters in UNITED, the STA of STATES, strongly on EPU, the ERI of AMERICA, the top right corner of the letter N in ONE and the top right corners of the letters C and T of CENT. Unfortunately, this coin has environmental damage which may have hidden other trail lines. The offset direction of all trail lines on this die is 060 degrees.

DIE MARKERS: Stage “B”, obverse is EMDS – a very small die dot below the VDB.

Reverse is EMDS – none noted.

NOTE: This die is considered a major due to the overall strength and coverage of the trail lines. This die was found by Joe Koelling.

DIE MARKERS: Stage “C“, obverse is LDS – a die crack has formed in the field below the D of GOD.

Reverse is LDS – none noted

NOTE: This die was found by Tanaka Davis

 

1995P-1DER-030T                                     040°

DESCRIPTION: Faint trail lines are seen from the tops of some of the letters in EPU. The offset direction is 040 degrees. This die was found by Bill Slaughter of Arkansas.

DIE MARKERS: Stage “A”, obverse is LEDS – none noted

Reverse is LEDS – die gouge under the I of AMERICA. Die scratches under the memorial base and over the NT of CENT.

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