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1954-S-1MM-008?

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A light split in the upper serif and upper curve of the mint mark highlight this RPM. Obverse markers match CC well, reverse is LDS than CC.


1954-S-1MM-008?

An E-W die scratch between the T and Y of LIBERTY.

1954-S-1MM-008?

Die scratches run NE from the E in AMERICA

1954-S-1MM-008?

A series of E-W die scratches between the E of ONE and the T of CENT.

1954-S-1MM-008?

A die crack and chip show in the lower right wheat.

1954-S-1MM-008?
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 Posted 04/19/2013  10:55 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add albertharris to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I've had no responce on this one so I guess you fine people don't think it's a rpm.
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It is not that we don't think it is a RPM. It is that we cannot tell from the photos. There is way too much glare and the color is distorted.
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The die dot east of the "E" in cent is a definite marker. So that would be the right die. The glare and color hide the fine details. The markers show the same die scratches. You might try making a curtain to reduce the glare with either tissue paper or a white plastic grocery bag. This help to remove glare. I think your light source is too strong?
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Am I looking at it wrong? It looks like to me that the S is offset in a north/south direction instead of east/west. It does look like a RPM though and the other attributes seem to match. Maybe it's the glare.
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