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1956-D-1MM-002 Wexler: WRPM-016 LWC LDS

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At 1st thought I was dealing with rpm 5. But things didn't match up. Many of the CC die scratch markers for rpm 2 don't match because CC is MDS. Minor tripled upper and lower serifs don't show well, but interior lines of secondary mint marks are note-able. The die crack under nostril, position of mint mark and die scratches around MM, plus faint evidence of reverse die scratch through O on reverse led me to rpm 2 LDS.

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Nice one Albert. Where did you get you information on the Wexler number? You might want to submit it to coppercoins later on. One that I don't have yet.
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Wexler number listed on CC site. I think this is my 1st rpm 2, been looking for tripled serifs.
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I don't think this is 002 on coppercoins. The 002 has the split upper serif. I hope you find more of these. I think it is a new die number.
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If you look at the NW of the mint mark, there is either die break, damage, or die chip in the area of the triple serf. The MM and some of the noteable die scratches (one heading NEE) and exactly same as CC. These and MM position should overlay exactly. The SW of the MM show both minor serfs. Inner outline pattern same as CC rpm 2. Die crack pattern around nose same except die crack on nose more pronounced than one under nostril. I think it is rpm 2 in LDS.
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That can't be from the same die. There is too much of a difference to be from the same die. MDS to LDS doesn't make the die reverse in die wear.
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Remember coop, my photo angle is different than CC. Will post another of this rpm this morning. The only major difference is the lack of triple upper serf. Believe damage or die crack changes this area. Interior secondary MM sure look like 002. Has die crack under nostril like 002.
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Die wear doesn't put back a device. Also the RPM is rotated. You can see the round loop on the upper interior. You coin is straight. I would send in one of each example to Bob or Jason to show the later die state markers.
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What you have found looks like a RPM with a horizontal bar within the main mintmark. It cannot be 1MM-002 for all the reasons outlined by Coop. I don't see it on Wiles RPM DVD. You can send it to me to be added to CC or wait for Bob to get back from his trip in a week or two and send it to him.
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