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 Posted 12/16/2007  3:28 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add laxmaster92 to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Im oretty sure this is a rpm 3 for the date 1956

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Dont know about this one. Help please
1960

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photos need to include the date for identification.
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the first one is 1956D
The second one is 1960D

Im pretty sure the first one is 1mm-003 but not sure about the other one
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The photos need to include the date for proper identification.

The distanc of the mintmark from the date is one of the biggest parts of telling which die you have. Your images are cropped too closely for identification.
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The first one, (1956?) , could be the -001, BUT without having the full date and MM in view, it is impossiblwe to be sure. There is TOO mannt poooibilities for the MM placement to be certain, with only the view shown. The same applies to the second, although I found anything close, in a search on the site. Aas Chuck said you need a full dat& MM to be able to identify.
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