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Daniel Scott
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If I understand correctly "RD" stands for "red", Is the red color like a rust color or what? The more I get into this the less I know, and I don't know much about this to start with. Any help learning this is much appreciated .
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Here is an example.
Just like you would pull out of a fresh roll.


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Ooohh... Lincolnguy, that is a nice '11.....
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Go to your bank and get a brand new roll of uncirculated cents.
THAT'S the color you are looking for when you want RD (red).

I suspect the coin you showed would be labeled RB (red-brown).
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Actually the red zincolns have a little bit different color than the red coppers. I like the coppers much better with their golden tone.
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I also prefer the coppers
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