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    1985 D RPM Jefferson

    Has this 1985 D RPM Jefferson been atributed by anyone? I cannot find any others on any of the other coin sites.

    Thanks in advance....your newest member.

    Paul
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    "I would step over a dime to pick up a penny"
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  • #2
    Okay let me rephrase the question. Does anybody have one of these RPM's and if so do they have any value. Wow tons of lookers but no replies....guess its a new variety.

    Thanks
    "I would step over a dime to pick up a penny"

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    • #3
      Well, first off, it needs to be attributed as an actual RPM and not Machine Doubling.

      If it were my coin, I'd send it off to CONECA for a decision.
      Lee Lydston

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      • #4
        Thanks for the reply, I have seen enough MD to recognize it. This is a pretty straight forward RPM...I see no need to send it off to be atributed.

        Thanks
        "I would step over a dime to pick up a penny"

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        • #5
          There may be no need to send it off to be attributed...but you should send it in to get it listed.

          Larry Nienaber

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          • #6
            Thanks Larry
            "I would step over a dime to pick up a penny"

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            • #7
              Looks like an RPM, but I would compare this coin with a few others of the same date to make sure the MM style is similar and we aren't looking at some die erosion. I'd say getting it listed may improve its value, especially if time proves this variety scarce.

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              • #8
                Could you please help me?

                I'm trying to determine the nature of a few coins. I posted pictures of them in the General forum under the title "Can't believe my eyes", because well, I have no idea what I'm doing. I just picked up coins that looked out of place from an antique dealer. I'm reading an error coins book right now, but sometimes it helps to have outside opinions.

                Thank you,
                Will

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