Commemorative Die Varieties

I'm more of a collector of the history associated with commemorative coins vs. just the coins themselves. So, I concentrate on filling out my collection with items related to each coin vs. varieties of them.

I wish you the best with your variety hunts and hope you'll continue to share images of what you find.

nickelsearcher:
Previously posted Pilgrim Commemorative with reverse die break progression: scroll down about halfway through page.
https://goccf.com/t/187113&whichpage=5
These are nice die varieties. Pilgrims also come with clashed dies; Bradfords arm/hand clashing visible in upper sails/mast; clashed letters near hull. The Pilgrim also has a nice "large hat" die variety where part of the hat brim was removed (possibly to remove clash marks) making the hat look too big for Bradford's head.

World's Columbian Exposition & California pacific Expo has several re-punched date varieties, Pan Pacific has re-punched mint mark varieties,and there are other doubled die varieties.

I have just recently become interested in early commemm die varieties. At a LCS last year I spotted a Pilgrim and liked the design; flipping it over there was the die break. The dealer wanted $250 for an MS-63 1920 pilgrim so I passed. But it piqued my interest and I started researching these. I still do not have many of these but I now look for them and was wondering if any other members had similiar interests.