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1946 D/D Lincoln Wheat Cent RPM-019 - Cross Reference Confusion

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 Posted 05/18/2019  9:20 pm Show Profile   Check tropicalbats's eBay Listings Bookmark this topic Add tropicalbats to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
This is what I am pretty certain is RPM-019, and NOT RPM-009, although they are similar. The -009 has a distinctive bit coming down off the D, while this coin and -019 do not. Plus the overall look is -019.

That said, Coppercoins 1MM-009 is this one, and shows the matching die markers on my coin. But it seems to incorrectly cross reference to -009 (and WRPM-007, see next).

Wexler has WRPM-007, which appears to be RPM-009 and correctly referenced as such, but then incorrectly also references it as 1MM-009 which is RPM-019

Got it? Neither do I, but it sorta seems to make sense. And for those who like to keep score, it is PCGS MS-64 unattributed.

1946-D/D Lincoln Wheat cent RPM-019 (1MM-009)


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 Posted 05/18/2019  9:24 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Errers and Varietys to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Very nice RPM! There's seem to be a lot of confusion by the looks of it.
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Interesting for sure!
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Sorry, you lost me, I'm going batty trying to follow your train of thought/question..On coppercoins..I see it as 1MM-009...Wexlers not WRPM-019 and but yes to WRPM-009, however, he list markers for die state A n B (obv n rev), but they don't show up on your coin? Right? So my conclusion is Nice cent..Glad I could help...
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Yes GF you have your confusion exactly correct, sort of. This coin is RPM-019 on VV, 1MM-009 on Coppercoins, and not listed on Wexler's site. However, it is cross-referenced incorrectly by Coppercoins as RPM-009. And Wexler has the cross reference from his WRPM-007 incorrectly as 1MM-009 but correctly to RPM-009.

Clear as muddy coffee.
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must be too late here on the west coast.
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Just wanted to comment on the pics. Taking pics through a slab is NOT EASY,and your pics are GREAT tropicalbats.
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Thanks John, And you're so very right! It takes me about three times as long to photograph a coin in a slab and I still can never seem to get the light right and even the lightest scuff on the slab does nasty things to the image. For coins I am sending off myself I photograph them before I send them in.
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