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1919 D Wheat Cent RPM? Any Info?

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Im wondering if anyone has a decent picture of one as I do not see one on coppercoins...i have looked all over the internet to try and find one but cannot find it....i have a few rolls of 1919D wheaties to look through and would like to gauge a picture first before starting to look because I do not know how much this RPM stands out
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BenjaminsBaby: If you're looking for Lincoln varieties in a roll what you do is you take any coins that look like they have extra thickness in the date, mintmark, or lettering and also watch for an extra eyelid of President Lincoln. Set those aside. Now as to RPMs usually an RPM will be like the picture John1 posted. There's enough of a spread between the two that it is obvious. Sometimes though it will initially look like extra thickness. With that extra thickness examined close up you can usually tell if it is an RPM. 37-D is an example of Lincoln where the several of the RPMs look like extra thickness.
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thanks fellas.....idk how this site didnt come up when I searched for it...probably should of just checked it anyways ha....well ill be doing some looking later and will post if I find anything interesting :)
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