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Looks good to me, nice find! The 80's RPM's tend to be a rarer breed. Also, while coppercoins lists this as 1MM-009, it says it cross references to Coneca RPM-009, but Coneca's website shows RPM-009 as unassigned. Strange.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Looks like CONECA pull that die number. It has numbers above it. So it may have been a match at one time. Checking the RPM (orange) book, it doesn't look like the coppercoins example. The one in that publication was probably deemed not a RPM and they removed it from their listings.
But if I had a date and mint mark image up close, I could try an overlay.
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Here is the date and MM for overlay. Thanks Coop!  |
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Oh no, I haven't been looking for RPMs on my 80's Lincolns! I thought anything that looked doubled was MD...wahhhhh.....
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Pillar of the Community
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The way the mint put mint marks on the coins changed after 1989 I believe. So yes, you can find RPMs through the 80's.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Overlay confirms 1987D-1MM-009. Nice find.
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Nice find.
The 80's RPMs do seem harder to find.
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Nice find. A strong later date rpm. And I agree. These 1980s rpms are on my want-to-find list, but so far no luck at all. For some reason they seem especially hard to find.
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Posted 07/17/2015 12:48 am
