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I am looking at a nice 1950S Roosevelt Dime. It looks very similar to the pics on VV for RPM-006. I have chased this one around and around and around. I have finally landed on RPM-006. There are some die markers present as 1. Reverse Die scratches North-South through 'P L U' of EPU. 2. Obverse Die scratches on the neck behind ear. The die markers on the subject coin do not look as obvious as those on the pictured coin. The pictured coin looks like it has a fair amount of toning and may account for that. I wish I had a second set of pics to compare but nothing on Richards Roosevelt Review or DD. As an added bonus it looks like it could be a Full Bands coin too. Thoughts or comments?
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