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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;XanthenX, post: 3617824, member: 97195&quot;]I have reviewed the files on Copper Coins, Wexler&#039;s and Coneca. The doubling is all in the same exact location and in the same direction. It seems it may be a later stage die. It matches another example I&#039;ve seen, evaluated on either this site or the coin community, with a crack from the center right top of the memorial roof to the North that splits into two and comes back together and then proceeds to the rim. Here is a better view of UNITED. Note the separation lines on the ED.[ATTACH=full]969340[/ATTACH]</p><p><br /></p><p>For the record; I have been searching and studying Lincoln Cents for a good deal of time, at least a good few thousand hours now. I pour over variety imaging and study notes where available and I would consider myself at the least a novice numismatist. I would never post to any forum at this point in my journey without first intensively evaluating the available resources for any variety. Thank you for the link, but I assure you I need not view it any longer. My question is as to the identity of this coin. Is it a new variety then?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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