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  • uruman
    • Jul 2015
    • 210
    #1

    1973s rpm ?

    I know that only proof rpm have been reported , but these two that seem to be from the same die ( die crack on hair) and found them in 1973s bu roll of 1973's look like they're
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  • eaxtellcoin
    RPM Dealer Specialist
    • Feb 2008
    • 798
    #2
    Evening Uruman. First this coin above you photographed is not a proof, it's a standard buisness strike so there is no relationship with the dies, they are definately different; between proof/buisness strike working dies. Second - what are the arrows pointing to? Are they pointing to a marker? I'm sorry from the photo's I do not see an RPM. You need a photo as close as this:
    1971-S-RPM#2C-BURB-M.M.jpg

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    • uruman
      • Jul 2015
      • 210
      #3
      Thank you but did I say that they were from the same proof die ? I know you know what you talking about , but do not assume that you are the only one with knowledge . Having said that have a nice day .

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      • eaxtellcoin
        RPM Dealer Specialist
        • Feb 2008
        • 798
        #4
        Hello Uruman,
        I'm sorry if I affended you. From the photo's and arrows I cannot tell for sure what is being pointed to. I can maybe see a very minor split upper serif that is no where near where your arrows are. Again Sorry.
        Eric

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        • uruman
          • Jul 2015
          • 210
          #5
          It's all fine . Thank you for taking the time.( it's hard , at list for me to get good pictures on shiny BU coins to show what I see )

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          • eaxtellcoin
            RPM Dealer Specialist
            • Feb 2008
            • 798
            #6
            Trust me I know about lighting issues. I use filters and side lamp spacers to defuse light and it's hard to just photograph a copper without certain areas being over exposed. Then the programs we use can change the color between a shooting program and an editing program. I also wish I had an answer to taking nice colored true to form photo's of coppers. It's not that easy.

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