Summary List Of Varieties/Errors For Wheat Cents......

Definitions of the column headings in the data
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Date/Mint -- Coin Date and Mint Mark, if any.

Variety...As follows:
...DDO -- Double Die Obverse
...DDR -- Double Die Reverse
...OMM -- Over Mint Mark (not the same die, such as D over S or S over D)
...RPM -- Repunched Mint Mark (Same die over original die)
...Size -- Such as Large S or Small D
A few Miscellaneous entries

NOTE: the number after the variety type (e.g. RPM 1) is MY number, NOT a CONECA number of any other source number. Like CONECA numbers, they reset for each new Date/mint combination. I simply am giving each one a consecutive number for that type within that date/mint combination. (For example, the CONECA number might go from DDO 1 to DDO 7, but mine will simply be DDO 1 & DDO 2)

Description: hold all other data in regards to identification

Within DDO or DDR: Tells which places will exhibit the doubled die. Sometimes only part of a feature will exhibit this. If this is the case, the part that does exhibit it will be highlighted in yellow. (For example in 1939, only the 19 will normally be doubled, so the 19 is highlighted. Similarly, only BERTY in LIBERTY will be doubled, so BERTY is highlighted.

Within RPM or OMM: The location of the underlying original mint mark is indicated. {W} means that you will find it to the West of the primary mint mark. {NW & S} means that for a triple-punched mint mark, the underlying marks will be found to the NW and/or the South. (When listed, this same coding applies to where doubling occurs under DDO & DDR.)

Curr FS # -- Current Fivaz-Stanton number for this variety.

Old FS # -- Fivaz-Stanton number for this variety under the old numbering system.

CONECA numbers -- Stands for Combined Organizations of Numismatic Error Collectors of America.

URS -- This Column actually contains three pieces of information for most listings:
...The URS number -- Bowers Universal Rarity Scale
...The Interest Factor (I-1 through I-5)
...The Liquidity Factor (L-5 through L-1)

The definitions of these numbers are listed in the next reply.

RB -- Means that this variety is listed in the Red Book.

My abbreviations within the data
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There were some abbreviations in Sections 2&3 (above). The remaining abbreviations & conventions are listed here.

Within Date/Mint. PR. This will be in Yellow on a Maroon background and indicates "Proof".

Most abbreviation are within the Description:

S/S = Repunched S (S over S)

S/S/S Means a triple punched S

S/S/S/S means a quadruple-punched S

D/D etc is the same a for the S

D/Horizontal D means that one D was punched 90 degrees
opposed to the original D

Vertical Bar refers to the left edge of a D mint mark in a DDO

CW = Rotated Clockwise

CCW - Rotated Counterclockwise

Motto simply refers to "In God We Trust".

CPG refers to the CherryPickers Guide.


Under Old FS $ or CONECA:
N/A simply means that there is no number for that column for that variety

I suspect I could have missed something, so feel free to ask. I may or may not have an answer.

I hope that this is useful in this group. It seems it might be too limited for what everyone is doing here.

That is useful. Thanks for posting.

Very cool. I love Canadian voyagers as well. Still working on filling my Dansco with some of the varieties.