1930

[flyhi3]

1930 Variety-a-day thread. Enjoy! :)

-Alex:)

[jcuve]

Here is an LDS version of 1930-S DDO-001. A class V mostly showing in the motto and LIBERTY. EDS-MDS show clearer doubling, in particular in LIBERTY. LDS has a nice die crack and a marker through the date.

http://i732.photobucket.com/albums/ww322/jcuve/1930S-DDO-001aLDSb.jpg

[flyhi3]

Wow, nice one! I didn't see this before I posted my 1931 thread :)

[jcuve]

1930S 1MM-001
RPM-001

FS-501 (013.73)
WRPM-001

Top 100 CONECA

S/S north


http://img203.imageshack.us/img203/710/ak3g.jpg

[WheatsRATreat]

1930-D RPM-001
1930-D 1MM-001

FS-501
WRPM-001

Wexler "Best Of" Variety

D/D North

Few photographed so I thought I should add this recently graded one. Wexler's site has pictures of Stage A reverse marker. The present example is Stage B with a strong crack going into the right wheat grain. I would also add that I have both a Stage A example & Stage B example and would add that both of these have a slightly counterclockwise rotated reverse about 15° which isn't noted on any of the major websites.
http://www.lincolncentforum.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=99713&stc=1http://www.lincolncentforum.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=99714&stc=1

[TPring]

1930-S RPM-3, 1MM-3, WRPM-3

Just thought I would add to the website 'Knowledge Base' by adding this variety with an extra marker identified as a notch in the B of LIBERTY [though it might just be a working hub/die marker].

Pics were done while in a flip so it might look a bit 'fuzzy.'

Thanks

RPM-3 (http://www.varietyvista.com/02a%20LC%20RPMs%20Vol%201/1930SRPM003.htm), 1MM-3, WRPM-3 (http://doubleddie.com/935255.html)

[Justafarmer]

Bonus Material

[kloccwork419]

I REALLY like them diagrams there. What you using to trace that?. Cant be a mouse. I might be able to that on my phone with the pen but never thought to try it. Very nice

[makecents]

I REALLY like them diagrams there. What you using to trace that?. Cant be a mouse. I might be able to that on my phone with the pen but never thought to try it. Very niceI've wondered the same, as to how he does them. They are really cool!

[Justafarmer]

They are created in TurboCad

[Justafarmer]

More bonus material - Indicates a possible "193" three digit master was utilized for 1935 through 1939 cent production.