1943

[flyhi3]

1943 Die Variety thread. Starting this one 15 minutes early, because my computer has been giving me trouble, and wanted to be sure I could post this. Enjoy!

-Alex

[hasfam]

I was going to post the 1DO-001 Class VI, which is a great DDO, but I went with the RPM instead. Besides, I just know somebody else will have phenomenal photos of that DDO anyway.
This is the 1943S-1MM-001, CONECA RPM-001, WRPM-004
S/S WEST

[jcuve]

1943 DDO-001
FS-018.97 (101)
Stage a EDS
class VI
Doubling in LIBERTY, the date, WE and RUS

[jcuve]

1943 DDR-008 (with DDO-008 eye)
1DR-002 (plate coin)
Class II & VI
This is almost as strong as DDR-001. The Class II doubling is much more prominent in the B, NUM in EPU, NT E in ONE CENT, ES cA in USoA and the right wheat stalk. The DDO is a class IV on the eye.
Coin courtesy Mark Alverez
PCGS MS66

[uglycent]

1943 S DDO #1 I believe I have a nicer one. if I come across it shortly I will edit.

[jcuve]

1943-S DDO-001
Class IV (date, profile & eye) and maybe class II (LIBERTY & back of head)
Probably a tripled die
I think it is a IV & VIII with another hubbing that was either an isolated class II or a very unusual IV & VIII just showing in LIBERTY. This DDO tends to be very expensive in MS grades.
ANACS MS64

[eaxtellcoin]

Sorry a little glare through slab: 1943-S RPM#5

[Brad]

A few 1943 D rpm's

RPM 3
RPM 4
RPM 7

[mrmike916]

1943-D DDO-001/1DO-003

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[TPring]

1943-S RPM-2/1MM-2

Better pic of the MM for this variety. Probably around stage C since the cracks on the reverse are present.

Yellow arrow points to a 'horn', black arrows point to the secondary punch to the north.