1988-D WAM Lincoln Cent

Well on the 1988 cent reverses, they RDV-005 were being retired, but they still needed more cents that year. So the New design for the reverse the RDV-006 were to be on the 1989 cents. But they dipped into the dies to early. Thus you have a year variety on those reverses. Most are RDV-005, but some are RDV-006. The differences were the location of the 'FG' initials and also the images above were showing that the design on the RDV-006 were a lot stronger. Thus the images of the IMG areas above. That is the easiest way to find these. Skip the initials locations. Also if you see any of the weaken and distorted initials, move on. They are all RDV-006. The dies did not receive that kind of wear on the RDV-006. See that, move on. Don't strain your eyes. Look for the rounded and flat AME as pictured above to speed up the searches.

Posting it again.

Thanks HGK3 for the link. PCGS is doing a dis-service since they don't even mention the Reverse Design as the variety.
And PCGS can't even attribute the variety correctly themselves. When clicking the link you provided and then clicking on the "View More Images" (under the main coin), there are images of the regular reverse that they have certified with a certificate number.

Sheesh!!

I disagree. The designer's initials are very prominent in their differences between the reverse 005 and 006. I have found several in the wild and I have never looked at the AM to distinguish this variety.