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Found A 1959-D LMC With RPM

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Not sure which one it is yet but wanted to share. Thanks for looking.
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 Posted 12/06/2017  10:08 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Crazyb0 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Stop it OJ!


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Thanks Crazyb0, but I got that itch that I can't scratch...know what I mean?
Mine has the die break on the 12th column but not the one on the right eave tip. Does it need both of them or will just one of the markers suffice?
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Remember markers can change, come and go depending on where in the dies life that coin popped out. Just how far you want to go with markers is up to you. I will usually do the linear placements first, it matters less what die state to me. I'll use coppercoins for 95% of my initial IDing. I take your pic put it in a window and run CC minimized so I can scroll down their listing with yours off to the right. Once I see a possible match, rough location, shape, I copy that example then do the line tricks. If the line tricks don't discount or collaborate right there, THEN I go to VV over Wexlers, just easier to navigate. I like CC because some are cross referenced. Markers are only needed if I have a worn coin that I'm trying to pull the rabbit outta the hat on
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I hear what your saying, stage isn't important to me. I started out just looking for copper and maybe another big one and ended up in the bushes watching for RPM's and the like. No rhyme nor reason to what I'm doing, just having fun. Thanks again for all your help.
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