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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;coinquest1961, post: 2612696, member: 1375&quot;]Geographic location is an important factor as many were released by the regional Federal Reserve banks after they were sent there by the Mint. For instance, in my area the 1935 doubled die reverse Buffalo 5c wasn&#039;t too difficult to find-I have found close to 50 over the years. Of more importance is whether the specific d die had a full die run. Some, like the 1916/16 5c must have been caught early by quality control as relatively few have been found. Denomination plays a role, too-the higher denominations usually have a lower number struck from a single die. </p><p><br /></p><p>The two 1972 dies you mention, along with Die #1 (the big one) are the most common of the nine doubled dies for the year.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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