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1857 Fe Cent DDO

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1857-Fe-Cent--DDO
1857-Fe-Cent--DDO
Does anyone know what Snow # this might be for my 1857 FE Cent. I don't have the Snow book. The coin also has a doubled eye I could post.
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Nice...that definitely looks like a DDO to me.
Update: I'm pretty sure it's the
1857 S3 Doubled die obverse, Broken wing tip (hub). FS-105; DDO-008

Here's the best photo I could pull from Heritage with correlating markers noted. You can see another auction photo from Stack's here.
1857-Fe-Cent--DDO

Just to make sure, I pulled an image for the Snow-4.
(This variety has an intact but reduced wingtip)

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I suspect it is FS1-002, CONECA 2-O-I, Snow 4B from the photos. It has the broken wing tip like yours, and the doubling of the motto.

Another marker is a die scratch from the T in UNITED to the wing. The eye and date would also help to confirm it.

Jim

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Thanks for the opinions y'all. I've got a Snow book on order. I got it just to reference this coin & others I might get. Do these DDO being only in XF have a premium ?
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1857-Fe-Cent--DDO
OK, here's the eye. Thanks again.
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Snow's guides usually put the varieties in multiples of normal price.
It's a collectible variety, especially as a DDO

Nice closeup of the eye, and cool how the feathers are doubled too.
Here are a few details you can compare to the Snow book.
On the right is a Snow-4 (source: Rick Snow). On the left is your coin.
The eye on your eagle is more widely doubled.

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