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1955 PCGS 0 Double Die Obverse The doubling is readily appreciable to the naked-eye, as is the bold striking detail. A highly collectable coin, sought by numismatists as the definitive error of the Lincoln Cent series. This extremely popular Mint error was created when a working obverse die rotated between impressions from a working hub. Mated with a normal reverse die, this doubled obverse die produced an unknown number of P-mint Cents during the late summer of 1955.
2789:1187 Dec 27, 2009
1955 NGC 66 RD Superb Gem. Red. Well struck. Pleasing surfaces.
1955 NGC 55 BN Double Die Obverse Nearly mint. Brown. Pleasing surfaces. The doubling is readily appreciable to the naked-eye, as is the bold striking detail. A highly collectable coin, sought by numismatists as the definitive error of the Lincoln Cent series. This extremely popular Mint error was created when a working obverse die rotated between impressions from a working hub. Mated with a normal reverse die, this doubled obverse die produced an unknown number of P-mint Cents during the late summer of 1955.
2794:1057 Jan 6, 2010
1955 ANACS 61 BN Double Die Obverse Nice mint. Pleasing surfaces. The doubling is readily appreciable to the naked-eye, as is the bold striking detail. A highly collectable coin, sought by numismatists as the definitive error of the Lincoln Cent series. This extremely popular Mint error was created when a working obverse die rotated between impressions from a working hub. Mated with a normal reverse die, this doubled obverse die produced an unknown number of P-mint Cents during the late summer of 1955.
2795:1138 Jan 10, 2010
1955 PCGS 62 BN Double Die Obverse Nearly Choice. Pleasing surfaces. Attractively toned. The doubling is readily appreciable to the naked-eye, as is the bold striking detail. A highly collectable coin, sought by numismatists as the definitive error of the Lincoln Cent series. This extremely popular Mint error was created when a working obverse die rotated between impressions from a working hub. Mated with a normal reverse die, this doubled obverse die produced an unknown number of P-mint Cents during the late summer of 1955.
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