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I think it's a 1960-D 1MM-013 D/D North. I think it's a EDS as it doesn't have the crack on the reverse at the "R". That's explain the detail. As the die becomes older DD actually become less noticeable (If it's the same as Peace Vams....  Edited by Peaceman
03/23/2011 10:30 am
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Pillar of the Community
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Looks good to me. You can see the break on the 9. Nice find.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Nice! Right die number also.
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Pillar of the Community
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Cool RPM!  |
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Valued Member
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Here's a interesting 64-D I found. Seems a wide crack or lamination goes all the way down under the bust. Can't find it at coppercoins.com. Any ideas?  |
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Pillar of the Community
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Now thats what I call a nice RPM. Nice spread eazy to see very collectable
I'm not to keen of these repunch mintmarks where it takes a forsenic scientist with a 20x loop to prove it's there
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That's a real nice RPM, congrats. John1  |
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Great find! Wish I could find one like that.
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RPM... mmm. Need to look that up I guess. In Peace Vams, we don't use that term. Some type of revolustion? What do you make of this. Is it a RPM? Machine Doubling? Double Die? It's a 64-D   |
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Great RPM. Now your gonna get greedy and wanna find lots more!
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Your 64 D has machine, mechanical, or Strike Doubling (depending on the term you prefer). Notice the flat, shelf-like appearance of the doubled letters/memorial? Its a dead give away. |
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Peaceman- I highly recommend that you pick up a copy of the Cherrypicker's Guide to Rare Die Varieties. It'll give you an excellent overview of what types of varieties to look for and has several chapters geared towards those who are inclined to learn about the many aspects of our incredible hobby. Your enthusiasm is awesome and will take you a long ways!
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Posted 03/22/2011 8:49 pm
