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Pillar of the Community
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j_h_s, if you post some photos, maybe I can help.\
Dick
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Nothing that you mentioned adds anything to the 1960-D Lincoln Cent . Mint mark location unless very dramatic is common ,,the MM was added to the die by hand and can vary in position . Die chips add no value ,, die state can affect the profile of the mint mark ,making one appear thin and another fatter ,no premium . the only one which needs to be pictured to be sure is the spur on the D it could be RPM. Never heard of a skirted R but it sounds like a product of worn dies . so if you want a to post a picture of that one also ,,the others no picture is needed . Metalman |
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Metelman, I asked for pictures for the purpose of helping in determining the variety. The info given indicates several different ones.
Dick
Edited by livingdinasaur
02/20/2008 2:57 pm
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You mean large and small date ? they were not mentioned in the list ?
but its cool with me if the OP wants to take the pics .
Metalman
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No, there are over 160 varieties of the 1960-D. I was hoing to help identify them, (if possible), in case j_h_s wanted , or needed help.
Dick
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The "Skirted R" is an old term for a die chip in the lower part of the R in LIBERTY
Still. only a minor die chip adding no premium to the coin.
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Okay; my original questions were answered...I cannot locate the envelope of 60-D's that have the small southern spur. I'm attaching this image of a 1960-D that I do not see listed/described exactly on any RPM list.  Also, I believe below is the 61-D/D Horizontal.  |
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I've scrutinized, over and over and over the coins in the envelopes labeled "wire" and cannot find a single anomaly on the obverse. I'll try and post them and the southern spur coins soon.
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I can tell you that the second one is definitely the D/horizontal D. Nice picture!
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Bedrock of the Community
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The 1960-D is RPM # 13, 1960D-1MM-013. A very nice one. The upper portion of the RPM North disappears with later die states. Nice find.
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Two great RPMs! Congrats!
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Pillar of the Community
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What do you reckon the value of each (60D and 61D) are?
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j_h_s - Try using my site, https://www.coppercoins.com, to find your answers. It has a full value guide. Values cannot be given for any coin without first knowing what it grades. |
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Copper, call me lame; I have difficulty negotiating your website. Two searches came up with nothing. I'd say those coins are BU at at least the minimum MS grade.
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In that case I would like to know what causes the site to be difficult. I am getting ready to go through a complete site redesign, and any input would be helpful.
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