72 Double Die Cent: Question on Types
Dennisl
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Can someone tell me where I can find a listing of all the die types ranked from least doubling to most doubling for the 72 Double Die Cent? Can any of these Die Types be used in the Registry to fill the 72 Double Die Cent?
Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Dennis
Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Dennis
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Perhaps Chuck or RB can chime in.
WS
Here's a warning parable for coin collectors...
The Die#5 in the Cherrypickers guide IS a master hub ddo BUT the NEW die#5 listed on the CONECA site is NOT a master die ddo.
The only one PCGS accepts into their registry set is FS-033.3/Die#1.
There are 9 Cherrypicker varieties (using the OLD numbering system):
FS-033.3 (the most popular one with the strongest doubling BUT only worth about 50-75% of a Die#4 in grades up to MS66RD)
FS-033.52 (the most valuable after 4,1, & perhaps 5)
FS-033.53 (the most common)
FS-033.54 (by far the rarest & most valuable in grades up to MS66RD. Unknown in 67RD or higher. Doubt it's value would surpass the "registry effect" of a 67RD die#1)
FS-033.55 (if the NEW one - as mentioned above - VERY scarce)
FS-033.56 (3rd most common)
FS-033.57 (4th most common)
FS-033.58 (the 2nd most common)
FS-033.59 (in the middle of rarity & value. The "big one" of the "little ones")
There are 2 other CONECA recognized ones:
Die#10 (10-O-VIII) & Die #11 (not currently liasted on the CONECA site but Ken Potter is working w/them on it)
My take on value/rarity irrespective of the intensity of the doubling: Die#'s 4,1,2,5 (or 5,2),9,7,6,8,3,10,11 (or 11,10)
A good LINK
Note: Coppercoins does NOT list Die#'s 4,5 or 11 (most notably missing Die#4 ) although I believe their Die#10 is CONECA's Die#11.
There is some inconsistency between the sites & what is known outside of these 2 sites.
IMHO, a REAL die#4 is the Holy Grail of 72 DDO's
<< <i>FS-033.52 (the most valuable after 4,1, & perhaps 5) >>
Any guess on grades or highest grade? I have one in a PCGS MS66RD holder. (made it myself).
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