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    1937S RPM006

    I'm looking to match my 1937 S buffalo nickel to RPM006. Photos of both are attached. Your thoughts?
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    Looks like a match to on Variety Vista bit Im not completely sure. Heres markers from Wexlers site: Obverse: NNE/SSW die scratch along the left center of the 7 in the date. Reverse: Lathe scratch from the left lower side of the mound running above the rim to the secondary mintmark

    See any of them markers? It looks close to me but I cant say for sure. Doubleddie.com has an earlier stage so you can see where the actual RPM is. Its South and slightly rotated. Maybe try the light at different angles.
    Last edited by Kloccwork419; 01-21-2022, 11:35 AM.

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      Could this be the markers they are referring to on the 7 and near the rim? My 1st visit to doubledie.com. Thanks for showing me
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        Your 2nd pic I think I see the repunch. Your attribution might be correct. The area that you put arrows to is wrong in the original post. The repunch is lower to the S/SE and slightly rotated. Almost in the slope up to the rim
        Last edited by Kloccwork419; 01-22-2022, 12:18 AM.

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