1960-D Lincoln Memorial Cent RPM #?

Stray column? Are you talking about the bag mark on the cornice above the 11 th. column? I must be missing something here?

I checked the example of a LDS that I have several copies of, and it is part of the 3D appearance and the polishing has removed a portion the edge next to the 3D looking column that is there to make it look like it is a column farther back on the Memorial. Just die wear on the left edge of the 12th column.

Is the other 005 you have the same or different? It would be nice if the other one was 005.

The one he may have labeled as 003 might be 002? There are several that look close in spread and location. You just have to figure which one it is. I do so by first by spread and second by location. 002, 003, 005, 006, 007 & 060 look very similar. The overlay is the best way I know to determining which is which.

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Thanks for including the full date and mint mark in the image you provided. It save me time to match an overlay quicker as I use the digits of the full date to:
Level the date
Crop the outside edges of the date
Find an image and crop the two images exactly the same to match sizes of the date and find the locations of the mint marks with an overlay to find the locations of the two/three/more possibilities. So you save yourself and me time by including the full date and mint mark in the image.

Ancient family secret.. LOL
To read more about this check out these tags to see how it is done.
I use Photoshop and I have a few suggestions on how to use it:
http://www.coppercoins.com/forum/vi...ght=overlays
http://www.coppercoins.com/forum/vi...ght=overlays
That's basically how I do it. The best way to save it is highlight the whole post and do the control copy and post the whole thing on a word page. You can read/save/print from it. The areas you wish to print and what you don't want you don't need to print. But by having it on a word page, at least you can bring it up another time without trying to find it on coppercoins. Even images will transfer over. The only problem is that you can't open the individual images in photoshop from the word file.

But your LOVING it! That is why we call it a hobby. If it is a job, we've left the hobby realm. View each coin as a learning experience. After each one is atributed, then you know more about that die and can share with others.

That years bank rolls can contain many if you get the OBW rolls or it may be a bust. I've seen examples where 5 rolls found about $85 dollars worth of RPMs. Other times they get you 50 CENTS. Bags are even worse. If you do find some RPMs in one, then they are usually the same one/two times X amount of times they are in the bag. I've gotten a couple of bags that had no varieties in them. Just depends what is there.