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1960-D/D/D Coneca RPM-001 Washington

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Doesn't have the obverse die markers although reverse markers appear to be present.

1960-D/D/D-Coneca-RPM-001-Washington
Reverse die crack running through IBUS extending into left wing. Also has die crack running down right wing.

1960-D/D/D-Coneca-RPM-001-Washington
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I don't have a reference to work from so I won't be able to answer your question. I can, however, say that your photography is very good and has vastly improved through your effort. Very nice work.
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It is a RPM. The listing for 1960-D RPM is a tilted and a South. You coin appears to be a tilted & tilted. Very nice find though. Maybe someone will confirm your coin as another die.
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