Anyone know when the newest cherry Pickers Guide will be published??

[Sheila ruley]

Does anyone know when this book will be published?

A 1983 Lincoln cent with a strong doubled die obverse wassubmitted by Sheila Ruley. Strongdoubling shows on the letters of LIBERTY and the letters of IN GOD WE TRUST. Lesser doubling shows on the date. I have this one listed as 1983 1˘ WDDO-001. It wasdeemed strong enough to be included in The Cherrypickers’Guide to Rare Die Varietieswhere it is identified as FS-01-1983-101 (035). It is also in the CombinedOrganizations of Error Collectorsof America doubled die files listedas 1-O-V.

[GrumpyEd]

Not sure but the last release took a while, everyone was waiting.

That statement is confusing to me because the 035, FS 101 was listed in all of the editions from the first one.
So I'm not sure if it means your coin was listed or it means your coin is the same as the one that was already listed.

[Maineman750]

Not sure but the last release took a while, everyone was waiting.

That statement is confusing to me because the 035, FS 101 was listed in all of the editions from the first one.
So I'm not sure if it means your coin was listed or it means your coin is the same as the one that was already listed.

I took it to mean that 035,FS 101 was already listed

[Sheila ruley]

I took it to mean that 035,FS 101 was already listed

I Think it is already listed. But I don't know if they are going to picture mine since it was a stronger spread or what they are going to do.

[Maineman750]

I Think it is already listed. But I don't know if they are going to picture mine since it was a stronger spread or what they are going to do.

Yes, we know it's already listed, that's where the FS number comes from. The spread is the same on all of these, however, yours was a nice example. Johns' write up was a little confusing as he describes your example and the characteristics of the FS-101 all in the same sentence.

[VAB2013]

I Think it is already listed. But I don't know if they are going to picture mine since it was a stronger spread or what they are going to do.

It does sound like they are going to publish the photos of your coin in the next CPG, seems like they would contact you and let you know.

Sheila, after reading the statement at the top of this thread over a few times, that may be the only notification of your DDO being published that you will get. Does anyone know if CPG has some other type of "permission" a person has to submit?

[jfines69]

Sheila, after reading the statement at the top of this thread over a few times, that may be the only notification of your DDO being published that you will get. Does anyone know if CPG has some other type of "permission" a person has to submit?

When sent in for attribution the pics taken by the attributor are owned by that individual/company... If they are putting the pics of your coin in the Guide it is as updates due to a higher quality or different die state coin and not as a new DDO... I do not have a Pickers Guide and do not know if the put the finders/owners name in the book... Hope that helps a bit!!!

[Maineman750]

I'm betting it will not be published....and keep in mind that there has only been 6 editions published in 26 years.

[jcuve]

I'm missing some information, like a thread or a web page it seems about this 1983...

I have heard nothing about a new edition for the CPG BTW.

[GrumpyEd]

Sometimes they do say "coin courtesy of"
In the edition I have the 035 is "courtesy of Dave Stutzman"

The CPG doesn't show many pics, mostly the main pick up points. It doesn't go into pics of stages or states of each coin.
It's not like coppercoins showing EDS-MDS-LDS and doesn't really try to show markers.

[Maineman750]

I'm missing some information, like a thread or a web page it seems about this 1983...
.

Here you go, Jason http://www.lincolncentforum.com/foru...light=1983+DDO

[Sheila ruley]

I'm missing some information, like a thread or a web page it seems about this 1983...

I have heard nothing about a new edition for the CPG BTW.

Here is the article link

http://www.coinworld.com/news/us-coins/2016/12/hobbyists-report-latest-varities-in-collections.html

[jcuve]

Here is the article link
http://www.coinworld.com/news/us-coi...llections.html

Here you go, Jason http://www.lincolncentforum.com/foru...light=1983+DDO

I think I got it. Wexler took what was a nice early example of die 001 and erroneously gave it a new number in the Wexler files. Later the mistake was pointed out and corrected. It was included in one of his Coin World articles. I am pretty sure John's reference within the article is just a factual statement that the doubled die was significant to the point it was previously listed in the CPG. The guys who put the publication together, from my experience, are rather hush hush about examples they photograph as well as new listings.

I am sensing that the 1983 DDO-001 is probably something that I should cobble together stage photos for, at some point, like with what I did with the 1972 DDOs.

[VAB2013]

I am sensing that the 1983 DDO-001 is probably something that I should cobble together stage photos for, at some point, like with what I did with the 1972 DDOs.

Thank you Jason, that may be an interesting study when you have time. The 1983P Die 1 you were helping me with three years ago, ends up is Die 1, same coin as Sheila's, Larry (Joel) has also found the exact same die. I think possibly the reverse die was changed because I have seen photos of reverses of FS-035's on the internet that look very different, maybe so different as to not even be a die state difference. (but could be contributed to a die clash I guess)