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Looks very promising, can you post a photo of the FG without the shadow at the bottom of the G?
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 Posted 06/16/2009  9:33 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add still lookin to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
John1,

Additional photo added to original post. Thanks.
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looks like it to me!
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Here is a couple of images to compare the two different RDV's for those years.
1988-Opinion-Please

Here is another image with your coin and the RDV-006:
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Yours is an earlier die state, but appears to be lacking the inside cross bar, so I would say it is a RDV-005.
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Coop, I might be all wet here. This looks to be the RDV-006 to me. Check the 005 and note how the G tends to lean to the right. On the 006 they tend to lean left. Also on the 005 the G points straight to the rim, on the 006 it arcs down toward the vertical bar.
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Congrats still lookin you can stop lookin, lol, very nice find .
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Congrats!



Definitely RDV-006! (1988P with Reverse of 1989.)

*FYI- You might want to consider requesting to join the RDV-006 Group at Lincoln Cent Resource- exclusive owners of this rare transitional cent).


Check this site to try and match your coin to one of the 4 known dies for a 1988P RDV-006
Just click on the RDV-Die4(upper right of screen) and it will change to 1 then click again and it changes to 2 etc.

http://www.varietyvista.com/1988PRD...4%20cent.htm
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Nice find still lookin. And I'm still lookin for one.
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This is definitely the scarce one you are looking for.
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chuckster 125,

It is die four. There is an identical scratch the falls below the crossbar on the T in cents. Also there is a small die scratch below the FG from the bottom right of the base of the building to meets the edge of the bush just below the F of FG. You can actually see this scratch on my photo above. This is not listed on the above website as a die marker, but it matches just the same. Thanks everyone for their input. I did not realize that the die markers were contained in the above website. Still lookin
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