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    Can't figure out the right RPM

    I posted this question in CCF yesterday and not received an response from other members, so hopefully someone here may have a similar 1942-D Mercury dime, from what I gather at VarietyVista dotcom. The dime in question might be a RPM-012. Here's the pictures...
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    Last edited by macmercury; 11-17-2012, 03:06 PM.
    Tags: 1942, dime, mercury, repunched mint marks, rpm
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    Looking at your images, the secondary mint mark appears to be southeast which would make it RPM-014.

    I would suggest sending your images to James Wiles and see if he would confirm your findings.

    BJ Neff

    PS - I moved this thread over to the variety section.
    Last edited by wavysteps; 11-17-2012, 03:17 PM.
    Member of: ANA, CCC, CONECA, Fly-in-club, FUN, NLG & T.E.V.E.C.

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      Thanks!

      I will email Mr. Wiles to see if he's is interested in reviewing it, I though it was RPM-012 because of the descriptions about the die cracks.

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        Originally posted by wavysteps View Post
        Looking at your images, the secondary mint mark appears to be southeast which would make it RPM-014.

        I would suggest sending your images to James Wiles and see if he would confirm your findings.

        BJ Neff

        PS - I moved this thread over to the variety section.
        Thanks for moving it BJ.. and yes to the OP, certainly get ahold of James Wiles with this and confirm but I agree with BJ looks to be the RPM-014
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