1960-D Re-Punched Mint Mark? (Now Id'd As V V #69 Stage F)

Seem to be one of the 164 RPM's for this year. Which? it is the question to answer.

Certainly looks like notching on that lower serif to me.
After a quick search on VV, I found these close to yours. (Check the MM placement and markers as I was short on time.)
http://varietyvista.com/02b%20LC%20...20(1-60).htm
#55, 57, 63, 69, 110.

Some of the images on VV made it hard to see on the south side of the MM.

Easy viewing while searching is about half the battle.
Love to see an image of the new setup in operation?

Thanks for the replies!

@Dearborn

Thanks! I really like this setup! It's going to make searching coins so much easier. It has a 10.3" screen and is HDMI compatible so I can move the image to my PC or even a Television if I want. These images were captured with the microscopes on-board hardware and then finished in Photoshop. It will also capture video and can address a 64 gig MicroSD card (it came with a 32g card.)

@silviosi

I was surprised by the huge number of RPMs for this coin. I've used Variety Vista in the past, but I may have been a little over excited by the new microscope. I wanted to share the image as soon as I could and missed lots of detailed information from VV.

@John1

Sorry for the glare. This was the first coin I imaged with the new setup and I need to make some adjustments to the process. These were shot with the lighting at full brightness, but it has slide adjustments to dim all of the lights, I just need to find the right level.

@Petespockets55

It's a BINGO! I was just in too much of a hurry and didn't even notice the button marked (61-113) on VV. I checked each of the listings you suggested and #69 stage F is a match for mint mark placement, tilt and every die marker fits to a T.

I'll be working with the microscope a little later today and I'll take some pictures of the setup just as long as no one scolds me for posting a "picture of the screen."

Thanks coop! Here's an image of the date and mint mark. There is some die deterioration(?) on the date and mint mark, but with the help from Petespockets55, I'm 100% sure this is one of the MANY RPMs for the 1960-D cent.

Even the split serif has the same shadow!




Also, the die chip in the 9 and the die scratch between the 9 and Lincoln's vest are listed as die markers on VV.