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1942-S LWC Possible RPM?

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Found this 1942-S. It does have a small lamination right by the mintmark but I don't think it would cause this - so what say you, An RPM? as I couldn't attribute it to any known on Wexlers unless I missed it.


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not sure but looks like the top of the S took a hit and metal got sliced away and pushed up!
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I tend to agree.
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Kinda looks like a LAM not an RPM.
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This is pretty much what all the 42-S MM look like. What made me wonder is where does all that "moved" metal come from? And you see the top serif already touches the body. Just wondering.




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