1953(CAN)-5DEO-001T 000°
& 180°
DESCRIPTION: Trail lines are seen from ZABE of ELIZABETH,
the
RATIA of GRATIA and the letters of REGINA. Also seen are
faint trails from the denticles. This is a dual
direction trail die with a
direction of 000 degrees and 180 degrees seen. This coin is
also coupled
with a reverse trail die.
DIE
MARKERS: Stage “B”,
obverse is MDS – die breaks in the
dentiles between ELIZABETH and
REGINA.
Reverse is MDS – reverse trail die
1953(CAN)-5DER-001T.
NOTE: This die was found by Shane
Cook of Washington.
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1953(CAN)-5DER-001T
050°
DESCRIPTION: Strong trail lines are seen from the lower left
side
denticles, the CAN of CANADA and from the 1 and the 5
of the date. The offset direction is 050 degrees.
This die is
coupled
with the obverse trail die 1953(CAN)-5DEO-001T.
DIE
MARKERS: Stage “B”,
obverse is MDS – 1953(CAN)-5DEO-
001T
Reverse is MDS –
die scratches through
the designer’s initials. Die
scratches on
the right side of the second A in
CANADA.
NOTE: This die was found by Shane
Cook of Washington.
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2006(INDIA)-100(R)DER-001T
030°
DESCRIPTION: Sharp, moderate trails are seen on the reverse
die
of
this 2006 Jagat Guru Shree Narayan Gurudev, 100 Rupee coin
from India. The letters in INDIA and RUPEE show trails with an offset
direction
of 030 degrees as does the top script line on the opposite
side of the die. This is a commemorative coin from a two piece set.
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DIE MARKS: None were noted on either die.
.
NOTE:
This die was found by Susan Headley
of Illinois
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1971(Mex)-1(P)DEO-001T
010°
1971(Mex)-1(P)DER-001T
340°
DESCRIPTION:
Trail lines on the obverse
die are seen on the
bottom of the letters in UN PESO. The offset direction is 010
degrees
for the obverse die. The reverse die shows trails from
the top left corners on the letters of MEXICANOS.
Also seen are
short
trail lines in the underside of the left wing of the eagle. The
offset direction for these trail lines is 340 degrees.
.
DIE
MARKERS: Stage “C”,
est. to be LDS – none noted
est.
to be LDS – none noted
.
NOTES: While all three of the Mexican obverse and reverse
dies
appear to be similar, they have small differences that do
set
them all apart.
.
This die was found by Louis Fan of California.
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1971(Mex)-1(P)DEO-002T
005°
1971(Mex)-1(P)DER-002T
020°
DESCRIPTION: Trail lines on the obverse die are seen on the
bottom
of the letters in UN PESO; however, there is a slight
difference in the offset direction. In this case
it is 005 degrees.
The reverse die has trail lines on UNIDOS and ESTDOS with an
offset direction of 020 degrees.
DIE MARKERS: Stage “C”, est. to be LDS –
none noted.
est.
to be LDS – heavy die scratch on
the
lower part of the O in MEXICANOS.
.
NOTE:
This die was found by Louis Fan.
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1971(Mex)-1(P)DER-003T
000°
1971(Mex)-1(P)DER-003T
000°
DESCRIPTION: Trail lines on the obverse die are seen on the
letters P and E of PESO. Again, there is a slight difference in
the
offset direction. This time it is 000 degrees. The reverse
die has trail lines affecting the letters in MEXICANOS
with an
offset direction of 000
degrees.
DIE MARKERS: Stage “B”, est. to be MDS - none
noted.
est. to be MDS – short vertical die
scratches are seen on the body of the
rattle snake.
.
NOTE:
This die was found by Louis Fan
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1869(URU)-4(cen)DEO-001T 180°
DESCRIPTION: Moderate trail lines are seen on the EPUB of
REPUBLICA.
The offset direction is 180 degrees. The coin is
from
Uruguay and is a 4 centesimos denomination.
DIE
MARKERS: Stage “B”,
obverse is MDS – obverse die has a
Class V doubled die.
Reverse is MDS – none noted
NOTE: This die was found by Kurt Story
of California.
