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You could probably just take a picture through a loupe.
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Seems to get worse. Last pic is a small BIE variety error I just noticed. Hope this helps while I try something ese. Velcroed my loup to my tablet for these.
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Hahaha  If you move you loupe back and forth, you can find focus. |
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Lol. Trying here. How about now?
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That just looks like a normal 1955-S with PMD, but I can't be too sure with these photos. Maybe someone else can come along and help identify it. Could you take another of what you think is the BIE variety? |
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Misfit-click on 'reply to topic' or the paper/pencil icon and the smiley faces will come up
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If you are referring to the raised area in the lower serif area, that is from a damaged punch. You will find this on many dies, even normal ones. I when through a OBW roll once and all 50 had the same type of mark I sorted them out, then realized they were from different dies all showing the same damaged punch mark. So it happens often on the search for RPMs.
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What I find interestin is finding these on all the 1955-S I've found in those old wheatbacks. Theses are all in MSU condition.
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Posted 08/21/2016 8:38 pm
