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1973-D Lincoln Cent RPM Die Error Or Actual RPM
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Old Post Posted 11/30/2024  2:00 pm





Usually when I see DD or MD there is evidence in more than one spot on the date or liberty. I don't see this on this coin! Opinions please
Forum: US Modern Variety and Error Coins
 
1968-D Lincoln RPM #001 Was Thinking That This Coin Could Get A MS-63? Thoughts?
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Old Post Posted 06/15/2024  5:27 pm





I stumbled across 12 rolls of 1968-d UNC for 1.50$ a roll and I was on my 11th roll of looking for this RPM. Up to this point I hadn't seen any RPM and BAM there were two these almost back to back. For selling purposes could I ask ms-63 prices?
Forum: US Modern Coin Grading
 
1957-D Lincoln Cent RPM A Little Help Locating It Possibly
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Old Post Posted 05/06/2024  5:04 pm
[quote]1st Food for thought. Thanks, Doug.
https://www.coppercoins.com/lincoln...ie_state=lds[/quote That is definitely it. Thanks so much! It's so obvious now
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1957-D Lincoln Cent RPM A Little Help Locating It Possibly
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Old Post Posted 05/05/2024  12:47 pm
Unfortunately, I went through VV and coppercoins at least 3 times looking at every RPM.
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1957-D Lincoln Cent RPM A Little Help Locating It Possibly
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Old Post Posted 05/04/2024  12:55 pm







I hope someone has better luck than me. I have 20 of these
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1960-D Small Date Lincoln Thinking About Submitting Opinions?
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Old Post Posted 04/29/2024  2:07 pm




What do you guys think?
Forum: US Modern Coin Grading
 
1897-O Barber Dime Need Help Grading, Coin Has Dirt On It!
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Old Post Posted 03/25/2024  07:09 am
Very confused on how it would have been cleaned it was under ground for the past 100 years and I dug it up amd it looked like that . A lot of that would come off without and water but I don't want to rub it
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1897-O Barber Dime Need Help Grading, Coin Has Dirt On It!
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Old Post Posted 03/24/2024  9:30 pm



I found this metal detecting and did not clean it yet. was hoping for some suggestions on how to clean it safely. What you see is how it came out the ground!

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1960-D Small Date, The Best One I Have Ever Found (But?) Grade Or Opinion?
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Old Post Posted 03/21/2024  5:47 pm






I took a light and dark picture of both sides. The darker picture doesn't hide some contact marks. I would like other opinions?
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1960-D Small Date Lincoln Date And Liberty Extremely Thick! Opinions?
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Old Post Posted 03/20/2024  12:55 pm

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Here you go, gros. One of the many changes from small to large date was to try and eliminate the "chipping" issue they were having on the date, but as you can see on both your and my example, it did not work. They thought by changing the size and thinning the date on the large date, it would help but it did not. What you are seeing, as I have already stated, is due to chipping.


Finally that registered, thanks so much
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1960-D Small Date Lincoln Date And Liberty Extremely Thick! Opinions?
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Old Post Posted 03/20/2024  08:42 am
I guess I was referring to the the zero in the date as much as anything. There is layering on the inside and outside and the numbers and letters of liberty are thicker than usual. It's from an original roll and most of the coins have full memorial steps making me think it's a newer die. My first thought was MD. I know other members have seen these . It's the reason I posted
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1960-D Small Date Lincoln Date And Liberty Extremely Thick! Opinions?
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Old Post Posted 03/19/2024  8:18 pm






I know it's not the classic large over small date but is this some doubling?
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1954-S Lincoln DDO #004 Some Questions About The Markers
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Old Post Posted 03/06/2024  08:35 am

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If you pull up doubleddie.com, they were obviously delisted because of this, the listings are no longer there. coppercoins has not delisted them yet but more than likely will, with time.


Coppercoins is where I found them so that answers that question.
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1954-S Lincoln DDO #004 Some Questions About The Markers
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Old Post Posted 03/06/2024  07:44 am








Not absolutely sure it's DD0 #4 . Mintmark positioning for # 2,3 4 are very similar? Doesn't seem to be dot under R of LIBERTY. There are concentric lines under VDB and there is a Die dot in C of Cent but I don't see two dots clearly. What's the verdict?
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1952-D Lincoln Cent RPM Possible D/S
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Old Post Posted 02/27/2024  11:30 am




I thought the two RPM's looked similar, the main reason I considered a D over S
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1952-D Lincoln Cent RPM Possible D/S
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Old Post Posted 02/26/2024  2:00 pm

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You need to check all three sites every time.
John1


All three sites, I check VV and coppercoins every time but was unaware of the third site. Please share
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1952-D Lincoln Cent RPM Possible D/S
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Old Post Posted 02/26/2024  1:27 pm

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What attribution number?
John1


John, that's the thing, I have no clue. I went through the whole list on coppercoins and didn't find anything like it? I guess I was posting to see if anyone thought it could be a S to the north?
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1952-D Lincoln Cent RPM Possible D/S
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Old Post Posted 02/26/2024  12:39 pm






I first thought it was just a die issue (still could be) but I have 8 of these and it sure looks like a partial "S" to the north. Sure would like some better eyes looking at it? Maybe silvio could look at it?
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1942-D Jefferson Nickel Is This Considered Full Steps And Possibly Help Grade?
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Old Post Posted 02/21/2024  9:03 pm




I have no idea of what full steps means. Looks very similar to photos on the PCGS website?
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1952-D Franklin Half RPM What Are The Odds?
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Old Post Posted 02/14/2024  2:58 pm

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No split serif on this such as is easily visible on the two known RPMs for this date/mint. I wonder if it isn't MD on this coin. @gros, are there any other areas with similar doubling on the reverse?


I really thought it was RPM #2. I have never looked for RPM'S on circulated coins and was unsure of how the circulation would come into play? I am just now getting better at uncirculated Lincoln RPM'S. There are no markers to identify on variety vista that I could match up, so I figured that comes into play with coins dug out the ground . I knew some members on the forum would know.
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