This is my List

[AgCollector]

...I don't even look for the 95 anymore, just the 95-D. 95 is so common in MS....

Have you ever found a 1995 DDO? As common as they are, they still sell for at least $5 to $10

[AgCollector]

I haven't heard anything about the 2001P 1DO-001 listed at coppercoins
http://www.coppercoins.com/lincoln/d...type=do&page=0

I've found one... it's- not very impressive, in my opinion.

[OCD]

I've found one... it's- not very impressive, in my opinion.

I didn't think it looked too impressive from the pics. Just saw the price guide at coppercoins.

[brefos77]

My list of Lincolns that I seek...

Here's a list I made for my brother-in-law. It may repeat some of what has already been posted, but i don't feel like editing:

1936 Doubled Die obverse, date, liberty and In God We Trust some doubling worth about $55.00 VF - $100.00 AU
1941 Double-die obverse, doubling on the date and liberty worth about $40.00 - $100.00
1943 Copper, all 1943 cents were made from steel (silver color), a small handful were first stamped from copper. price in the Thousands of dollars
1943D Double Mint Mark "D" stamped over another "D" worth about $6.00 fine - $25.00 AU
1944D "D" mintmark stamped over "S" mintmark worth about $125.00 F - $250.00 AU
1946S "S" stamped over "D" mintmark worth about $25.00 F - $125.00 AU
1955D up-right "D" stamped over a horizontal "D" worth about $200.00
1955 Double-die, date doubled worth about $900.00 VF - $1,100.00 AU
1955 No VDB no price available yet
1956D "D" stamped over a "D" mintmark worth about $10.00
1958 Double Die Obverse Very Rare, no price available
1959D Check the Reverse- Wheat for back Type, same as 1909-1957 no price available as of yet
1960 small date variety worth about $2.50 - $6.00 AU
1960-D Large Date Over Small Date doubled die Prices up to $500.
1963D In the date 3/3, a three is over another three Three in the date appears to be doubled. Minimal value but still worth looking for. (20 cents) Up to $5
1968D "D" stamped over "D" variety Doubled mint mark Medium value ($10.00)
1968D Double-die Reverse, strong doubling in the word America Doubled words on back America doubled Medium value ($25.00)
1969-S Double Die (often counterfeited) PennyThis error occurs on the obverse(front) of the coin. Highly valuable up to $35,000
1970-S "Atheist" cent For some coins the die filled and didn't print the words "we trust" from the phrase "In God we Trust"Moderately valuable
1970-S small date Lincoln cent 7 is higher in date than in regular coins of this type. Moderately valuable ($25-50)
1970-S Doubled Die Obverse Doubling in the words "Trust and Liberty" (Valuable for significant doubling up to $2000)
1971-D Doubled Die Obverse Doubling in the words Liberty and in God we trust (Medium $25.00)
1972 doubled-die Lincoln cent
1972 Penny Doubled date (Medium $40.00
1980D S/D mintmark, shadow of a S mintmark above the D mintmark worth upto $200.00
1981-S Clear Mint mark Dies for the S mint mark were changed mid-year. The newer die having much clearer mark. Easily seen compared to other 1981-S coins.
1982 doubling in IN GOD WE TRUST worth upto $35.00
1982 Double Die Reverse Doubling in E Pluribus Unum (Very Rare)
1983 Double-die, reverse doubled (back) In God We Trust doubled worth up to $250.00 AU
1984 doubled-die Lincoln cent
1984 Double-die, Lincoln's Ear is doubled, look at ear lobe worth upto $175.00 AU
1992-D Close AM Reverse The A and M in America are unusually close
1994 Doubled Die Reverse (Extra Column) Doubling the last 3 columns
1995 Doubled Die Liberty doubled
1995-D Double Die Strong doubling, in "In God We Trust" and date
1997 Doubled Ear Obverse Lincoln's ear is doubled
1998 Wide AM Reverse Wide AM in America on the back of the coin.
1999 Wide "AM" Reverse Lincoln Cent Wide AM in America on the back of the coin.
2000 Wide AM Reverse Wide AM in America on the back of the coin
2003 Some collectors are saying they have double-die types but the US Mint says its the grain of the metal that makes the steps on the reverse look this way. Up-date 3/1/2004: Three variety experts Ken Potter, John Wexler & Billy Crawford disagree with the US Mint, they say that these cents are double-die coins. Check areas below columns for signs of doubling (columns go into steps) & look at the FG, designers initials some show what apear to be "Trails"
2006 Doubled Die Obverse Doubling in Liberty and to a lesser extent other text and date.
2006 Doubled Die Reverse (Extra Knees) Lincoln appears to have an extra set of knees. You will need a good magnifying glass to see this.

[1sgret]

Hselpful List and Thanks!! Joe

[Shingpumps]

I've found one... it's- not very impressive, in my opinion.

I need one of these. I havn't seen one listed yet. Anyone have two?

[RWBILLER]

Hi:
This looks to be a nice list.

1959 ddo 1
1959 D rpm 1
1959 D wrpm 3
1960 D ddo 1 rpm 100
1960 small date
1960 D small date
1960 D rpm 1, 2, 13, 17, 19, 23, 60
1961 D rpm 1
1963 D ddo 1
1964 ddr 1
1964 ddr 8
1968 D rpm 1
1969 S ddo 1 - Super Rare
1970 S small date
1970 S ddo 1- Super Rare
1970 S rpm 1
1971 ddo 1
1972 ddo 2-8
1980 ddo 1
1982 ddr 1 - One Known
1983 ddo 1
1983 ddr 1
1983 “extra letters in motto”
1984 ddo 1
1985 D rpm 1
1988 RDV-006 - Super Rare
1988 D RDV-006 - Super Rare
1992 close AM - Super Rare
1992 D close AM - Super Rare
1994 ddr 1
1995 ddo 1
1995 D ddo 3
1997 ddo 1
1998 Wide AM
1999 Wide AM
2000 Wide AM
2006 ddo 3
2006 ddo 4 “doubled ear”

Thanks
Roger

[Brad]

I never made a list for Wheat Cents. That would be a much longer list.

[brefos77]

Just want to clarify for integrity's sake that I copied these from 2 different sites on the net and combined them.

[car10]

Here's a list I made for my brother-in-law.

Brent, you don't have your brother-in-law looking for the 1988 varieties?

[brefos77]

I just told him to give me all of the '88 he finds. If it's good, we'll sell it and split the money. If it's not, it goes into the "sock".

[amac44]

thanks that great stuff!

[GoBotRocker]

More info

Hello all,

Great thread!

One thing to add. 2 actually. Over my months of researching Lincoln cent Die Varieties, I've found that the Coveted 1955 DDO was released in NY and Western Mass and that both of the 1982 SmDt DDR's were found in Mass as well.

As a kid I always said I'd NEVER live in Mass, but here I am and happy to be in such good company.

Happy Hunting

Scott