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Thank you for the reply...Originally posted by mustbebob View Post
Its now two or three that I have that very well may be new.
I will eventually get them slabbed by ANACS, and maybe as discovery/new listing pieces, if CONECA is willing to note it on the letter.
I have multiple of each coin. For the new listing, is it best to send in one per coin, or all of them?
For the 1946-S I have three coins total and for the 1961-D I think I have maybe six or seven.Leave a comment:
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I can't seem to match it either. RPM-033 and 042 seem to be the closest match by position. It is very possible that you have an unlisted RPM.Leave a comment:
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1946-S Lincoln Cent RPM
I have an RPM which may be listed on CONECA but it simply does not match. There are three that are close in location, one has the correct type font on the mint mark, the other two appear different. With quite a few of the 1946-S year, the ones which come close to a match are:
http://varietyvista.com/02a%20LC%20R...946SRPM042.htm
followed by:
http://varietyvista.com/02a%20LC%20R...946SRPM039.htm
http://varietyvista.com/02a%20LC%20R...946SRPM033.htm MM on this coin looks a little farther east.
I think it looks closer to RPM 42 than any other. The MM position for 42 seems off. This MM seems a little too low?
Here is the best candidate of the three I have found so far.
Any assistance/confirmation greatly appreciated.
1946-S CONECA RPM 000-x2b.jpg
Although a bit dark, this photo shows the definition of the separation of the upper serif and the upper curve as well.
1946-S CONECA RPM 000-x4.jpg
Two scratches, south of the "9's" curl are on all three specimens
scratches date.jpg
Faint scratches are at the top of TY in LIBERTY.
scratches liberty.jpg
1946-S Obv.jpg
1946-S Rev.jpgLast edited by MintErrors; 03-04-2022, 08:28 PM.
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