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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;10gary22, post: 969492, member: 23626&quot;]Since I found the 1988 D, I have spent hours &amp; hours researching the variety. The number of D&#039;s is still in the teens. PCGS does not yet attribute the variety but ANACS does. Yet their population # is 0. There are very few of the Phiilys being reported, about 1 a month since the discovery in 2007. What I believe happened was the anvils were set and the dies installed, and stamping begun. Then someone in quality control realized the year was incorrect and stopped the process to change the anvil (obverse die generally). But so far only one die of the Denver has shown up. So there could be a run of the life of the die about 70,000 or, if my theory is correct as few as a couple of dozen ? Strange that with as many people searching for this 1988/89 hybrid that more have not surfaced. Also, I think those stamped went right into bags for circulation. So, the longer they are out there, the more get destroyed or ruined.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Good luck on your search. I was extremely lucky.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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