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Mega Variety Photo Fest

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  • Ray Parkhurst
    • Aug 2007
    • 192
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    Mega Variety Photo Fest

    I finally took pictures of 22 Lincoln Cent varieties that have been laying around needing to be attributed. Would appreciate any insight into these.

    1946-D/D CW and DDO (Widening/Slight Notching of 946 of Date plus odd chin doubling)






    1952-D/D CCW (possible D/D/D, tripling shows in lower serif)




    1952-D/D CW




    1951-D/D CW (possible D/D/D) plus interesting doubling on 5 of Date






    1952-D/D CW




    1953-S/S East




    1950-S/S/S East and East




    1954-S/S West




    1948-S/S CW




    1952-S/S CW




    1953-D/D/D CW and CCW




    1956-D VEDS with protrusion from D and 5 in date. Remnants of MM?






    1950-S/S West




    1953-S/S CCW




    1946-S/S West




    1952-D/D/D CW and CW




    1953-S/S CW




    1958-D/D/D CCW and CCW




    1952-D/D CW




    1952-D/D/D CW and CW




    1956-D/D CCW




    1944-S/S CW


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  • coin-crazy
    • Aug 2010
    • 528
    #2
    I want to say , your pics are very impressive!!! I hope all pans out !!

    Mikee
    Still the best "Nickel Trail Die Hunter". 2013 ((MIKEE)) T.Davis

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    • Ray Parkhurst
      • Aug 2007
      • 192
      #3
      I've identified the 1946-S/S as RPM #30. Not sure why I missed it before, the markers are all there!

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      • Ray Parkhurst
        • Aug 2007
        • 192
        #4
        Could the 52-D/D/D (7th coin from the bottom) be RPM-11, but an early (or late) enough die state to show the widely-spread 3rd D to the West? Does anyone have an RPM-11 to compare and see if there is any trace of the 3rd D wide to the West? ...Ray

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