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1958-D RPM#14 Discrepancy

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    1958-D RPM#14 Discrepancy

    I was going through my attribution pile and had a 58-D marked as RPM#14 with a check attribution note. Looking at the Lincoln RPM eBook, I see that RPM#14 appears to have two different coins listed:

    Stage B shows the D with a slight CW tilt

    Stage C shows the D without tilt, and with more separation on both top and bottom serifs

    Is this a known discrepancy? Which coin represents RPM#14? My coin matches Stage B but is earlier die state, without the die clash marks on obverse.

    Would appreciate assistance in attributing this coin!

    Ray
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    Dr Wiles agreed with my assessment and has now confirmed Stage B as RPM #14, while the coin that was pictured as Stage C is listed as RPM #23. You can see the updates to the E-Book on Variety Vista at:

    http://www.varietyvista.com/RPMs%20and%20OMMs.htm

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      Great eye, great catch mr. Parkhurst!

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