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Maybe - do a Search on this date/mm. I seem to remember another member posting a coin like this. Good luck.
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I searched for 1948 s/s and found a few of them listed not with the split serif do.
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Looks like an RPM to me. Research time  John1  |
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what else can be done with it if a match isn't found?
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Contact one of the sites to see if they want to add it. John1 |
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Never mind ... the below comments I made earlier are incorrect. As Coop points out, MM location is different.This one is listed by CONECA as RPM-004 and is shown in both John Wexler/Tom Miller's, The RPM Book, in Keven Flynn's The Authoritative Reference on Roosevelt dimes and here: http://richardsrooseveltreview.net/1948.htmThe subject coin of this thread is simply well-worn and shot at an angle making it difficult to ID.
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06/30/2015 4:29 pm
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Bedrock of the Community
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It can't be 004 Ken. Note the locations of the mint marks are different. I once found a Mercury dime once. Really similar looking to my coin:  |
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Coop, you're right. I looked again and see that #4 is in closer.
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Coop, I think I have the same one from your picture, I thought it was just Die Deterioration. Now I have to look at it again. |
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Posted 06/29/2015 9:47 pm
