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1960-D RPM?

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I just found this in a roll form the bank, it looks like an RPM to me....what do you think?

If it is an RPM, which one? There are soo many 1960-D RPM's I don't know where to begin comparing them all.

1960-D-RPM?

1960-D-RPM?

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 Posted 11/06/2008  10:17 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add foundinrolls to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Hi,
I can't tell from the picture.
Thanks,
Bill
PS: Where's my Popcorn:-)
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I will try to get better pics tomorrow, I already put the QX5 away for tonight.

The popcorn is Self-service Bill....

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I've seen that mark in the center of the mint mark before. It is too small to be part of a punch, so I tossed them back into the rolls.
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It's a possible, but I'd have to see better lit photos to be sure.
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any better?



1960-D-RPM?

I see the curved line inside of the D but what really has my interest is the faint outlines to the left of the D.
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The area above the mint mark with the glare and the inside lower loop low more interesting than the west or inside line. I have seen North RPMs with that mark above the mint mark. But glare could be a factor.
http://coppercoins.com/lincoln/dies...ie_state=lds
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The line in the center falls in line with die scratches to the west and the NW/SE through the mint mark area.
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