Die Variety Index
10,805 published die varieties, arranged by series and year. Each page lists what has been documented for that coin - the class of doubling, where it shows, and the die markers that tell one die from another - and links to the listing it came from.
Cent
Flying Eagle Cent
1849-1857 · 10 listed
Indian Head Cent
1858-1909 · 18 listed
Lincoln Bicentennial Cent
2009 · 195 listed
Lincoln Cent
1909-2025 · 5,096 listed
Dime
Barber Dime
1892-1901 · 2 listed
Mercury Dime
1919-1945 · 176 listed
Roosevelt Dime
1946-2024 · 608 listed
Seated Liberty Dime
1871-1873 · 3 listed
Dollar
American Silver Eagle
1990-2011 · 2 listed
Eisenhower Dollar
1971-1977 · 159 listed
Golden Dollar
2007-2016 · 65 listed
Morgan Dollar
1870-1904 · 45 listed
Peace Dollar
1922-1934 · 28 listed
Susan B. Anthony Dollar
1981-1999 · 3 listed
Five Dollar Gold
Liberty Head Half Eagle
1901 · 1 listed
Half Dollar
Barber Half
1902 · 1 listed
Franklin Half
1948-1963 · 343 listed
Kennedy Half
1964-2025 · 480 listed
Seated Liberty Half
1869 · 1 listed
Walking Liberty Half
1918-1947 · 66 listed
Nickel
Buffalo Nickel
1913-1938 · 116 listed
Jefferson Nickel
1938-2026 · 1,073 listed
Liberty Nickel
1888 · 1 listed
Quarter
America the Beautiful Quarter
2010-2020 · 459 listed
American Women Quarter
2022-2025 · 78 listed
Barber Quarter
1892-1914 · 19 listed
DC & Territories Quarter
2009-2020 · 32 listed
Standing Liberty Quarter
1917-1930 · 9 listed
State Quarter
1999-2008 · 140 listed
Washington Quarter
1932-2026 · 1,570 listed
Three Cent
Silver Three-Cent
1852 · 1 listed
Twenty Dollar Gold
Liberty Head Double Eagle
1873-1903 · 5 listed
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This is a reference, not an attribution. It narrows the field and names what each die is identified by; deciding that a coin is one of them is done with the coin under a lens, by a person, against the markers. Nothing here grades a coin or says it is genuine, and the wording is written from structured facts rather than copied from any catalog.
