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1943 S Washington Trumpet Tail S FS-501

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These are rather easy to spot. They have a different mint mark than the rest of the dies from that run. I bought these two roughly a year apart, from different platforms but looking at the serial numbers on the slabs, these coins were together some time in the past. They also have the same funny toning but awesome coins all the way around. I do own one more of these. It is pictured here: https://www.PCGS.com/coinfacts/coin/detail/147863 and is my favorite piece in my collection. Thanks for looking!
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Can you show us an example of the regular MM for comparison?
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Sure frog. The other S is very different.
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Very nice, Will! One of two Top Pop! The 66's are no slouches either!
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Will all the markers fit or just partial? And please from where it is the name Trumpet Tail? Sorry I am curious about this name!!. Yes you has the RPM-001 but for one reason or other they took out the FS why?

Yes it is relative easy to spot when you know what to look. I test 10 dealers and 8 of 10 told me MD LOL.
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Here is an idea on the names of the tails: http://varietyvista.com/01b%20LC%20...20Styles.htm
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Thanks John! you made me laugh in the morning, good sign for the day. WOW, hehehe, VV give name to varieties, LOL it is funny. On my next batch for ANACS I will ask the Trumpet Tails LOL, I will have a call back c'mon.
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I opened the link provided by John1 ... but still no idea on why this is called a Trumpet Tail.

Nice looking coins however.
Take a look at my other hobby ... http://www.jk-dk.art
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These were a couple of others I cracked out and resubmitted. I had $200 or so into them. With grading fees another $100. They came back a 65 and 66. I honestly can't see the difference in them but PCGS did. https://www.PCGS.com/cert/47859264
https://www.PCGS.com/cert/47859265
I own the plate coin for this die as well. It is my favorite coin. https://www.PCGS.com/cert/43904962
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Those Trumpet Tail are getting hard to find in MS grades in any denominations.

Edit: For year 1943.
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Wicked nice quarters!
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The tail looks like the gront end of a trumpet (or bugle) facing left.
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