Does A 1999 Jefferson Nickel DDO Exist That Resembles A RPM?

RPMs stopped in 1990 if I remember right soooo
John1

To be fair, he said "appears similar to a RPM". He didn't say it was an actual repunched mint mark.

So the first three images are the "doubled" mint marks, most likely due to DDD/MD. The next three are the same coins, in different lighting and angle. The final images are all normal 1999-P mint marks for reference. All pictures were taken at the same time, same level of magnification, same lighting conditions.

I am confident all of the ones listed on those two sites are all doubled dies (with some debated ones maybe being exceptions) though, yes, many are definitely hard to spot. I like those two sites the most for nickels since you know you won't be missing anything.




Maybe VarietyPlus is what you're looking for then? Seems to be mostly CPG varieties plus a handful of other notable varieties.: https://www.ngccoin.com/variety-plu...date/?page=1




Nickels through Quarters can be tough for learning how to spot doubled dies as there are extremely few doubled dies known on these coins from the late 1970s to the early 2000s. I think it's best to focus on super-modern (late-2000s to present) and early clad (mid-1970's and earlier) when starting out with these since those date ranges are when doubled dies are most abundant. Once you get familiar with what doubled dies look like then try the one-in-a-million chance of finding an 80s-90s doubled die, otherwise you'd probably get frustrated fairly quickly.

Just reading through your own site now. Very clean aesthetic. Are these coins that you personally own?

i have an rpm and DDR 1999P nickel I don't want to hijack your post with pictures to show you,i will have to make my own post.

i just posted the picture ,,take a peek

geno,
Do not send any in till you post photos here on CCF. You need to start your own threads, one for each coin.
John1