The Eisenhower Dollar Die Variety Book
	1974-D ODV-007, Peg Leg, Die 1

Description: Missing serifs on the lower Left leg of the R of LIBERTY. Reported by: James Wiles Comments: The jury is still out on whether these are the result of over-abraded dies or are modifications to a working hub. I hold to the latter for the following reasons. There is little to no basining around the back of the head to indicate abrading has taken place. All of the Left legs end straight across and are identical in length, which would most likely not be the case if they had been abraded. The 1971 San Francisco issues have a matching Peg Leg in both low and high relief. All of the 1972 San Francisco issues are Peg Leg, both low and high relief. It appears the mint was experimenting with the Peg Leg design in late 71 and early 72 and made a change over in 72 for the San Francisco strikes.
Stage B Photos
Die Scratches in front of Profile	Peg Leg R of LIBERTY	No Die Scratch on Bridge of Nose
Die Scratches through IN GOD WE TRUST	Mintmark Positioning
Stage C Photos
	Peg Leg R of LIBERTY	Die Scratch on Bridge of Nose
Die Scratches through IN GOD WE TRUST	Mintmark Positioning	Die Scratch above Eagle's Eye
Stage D Photos
	Peg Leg R of LIBERTY	Die Scratch on Bridge of Nose
Die Scratches through IN GOD WE TRUST	Mintmark Positioning	No Die Scratch above Eagle's Eye
Die Stage and Markers Chart
Die Stages and Markers UVC-097 DMR-002 Stage A: EDS (unconfirmed) Stage B: Numerous die scratches North-South on Obverse – EMDS Reverse is EDS Stage C: Additional die scratches on Obverse – MDS Die scratch on bridge of nose Light die scratch above eagle's eye – EMDS Stage D: Weak die scratches on Obverse – LMDS Reverse is MDS Stage E: LDS (unconfirmed)
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