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1985-D- RPM?

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85D LMC- Look like a splif serif bottom left?

On coppercoins, it looks like it might be a 1985D 1MM-010, but no die marker matches on the reverse.


1985-D--RPM?

1985-D--RPM?
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I'm having a hard time seeing it because of the glare in that area. I found the MM-001 the other day.
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This is Machine Doubling. The mintmark was scooted to the southeast during the strike.
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Thanks Chuck!
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The exact specific on this is that it is "eject doubling" - caused when the mintmark stuck to the die during ejection and the die actually pulled the mintmark to the side slightly and created a slight ridge on the top of the letter.
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