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1935-D Lincoln Cent RPM-005

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This is one abused, U-G-L-Y, barely VG coin, but it definitely is a 1935-D RPM-005. With the crazy mm position, it's an easy one to spot. I guess it's still worthy of a 2x2.


1935-D-Lincoln-Cent-RPM-005
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That is just another example of how doubling shows up quite clearly even on a very worn coin. Too many times we try to see too much into that which really isn't! Good one.
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 Posted 02/21/2018  01:17 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add cwb to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Nice one!

Is the rest of the coin problem free?
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Still a great find even if the coin is in not the best shape! It's nice and very easy to see.
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Well done!
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cwb, the rest of the coin is just as ugly. The color you see is the rusty iron colored surface yecccch that pops up on a lot of the 1930s Lincolns for some reason. Still, it's a fun one. The mm position is absurd, but that makes the ID easy. (The two D/D norths for 1935-D (RPM-002 and RPM-004) are brutal to distinguish from each other and to ID at all.)

Thanks, all!
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What magnification are you using for this picture?
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BluegrassRiver, I'm using a Celestron digital microscope with variable focus, just about 20x with 5 megapixel resolution on this shot.
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