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1961-D LMC D/D RPM New Variety

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I looked in CPG and CC, saw various positions for this D/D...thoughts?
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Is that split plating? Not sure this is an RPM.
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Can't be split plating, 1961 cents weren't plated.

It looks like Die Deterioration Doubling to me. You can see a similar effect on the 9.
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Could be, I noticed for this year the "D" is rotated 90 degrees...I believe I am seeing this...check my position markers to see where I getting this.
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Looks DDD to me as well.
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DDD dance of doom.
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Die wear isn't the issue this time. Note the areas we are looking at are all raised. Then that would mean there was an issue with the die. The raised areas do not copy any part of the design, so I feel the mint mark area was polished out for some reason (?) that left the outline of the mint mark lower on the die from polishing. Thus all the coin struck with that die will show a raised area around the mint mark. RPM are usually attached to the mint mark. I'm not seeing this on this coin.
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I do believe MM's are sometimes somehow "erased" before others are added, though not always and I don't know how.

Here is a list of 1961-D photos from Coppercoins.com (love that site)
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Note, the fist picture: The MM is rotated 90 degrees and is thin, look at the corners...LLC is sharp, LRC is round...look at my pictures; they are not inconsistent, mine is slightly lower which given they were done by hand is not unusual (to me).

Why the sharp post sticking out midway below the left edge of the mm if it isn't consistent with picture #1?

Look at picture #4...consistent in 61-D's is the thin under mm, which appears an attempt was made to abrade/erase the mm before the corrected orientation/style was punched.

I don't have the software to measure it but maybe someone out there can?

I am not trying to be right here, It could be a "wall" pushed up from a very hard hammer/punch strike or something else mint people would know but I don't.

Thanks!
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Guess who took those images?
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