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1953-D CONECA RPM-028 (FS-502)

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    1953-D CONECA RPM-028 (FS-502)

    I found this in the bottom of a box, covered with other coins stored in 2x2 mylars.

    I have had my run of the 1956-D RPM-008. This one seems a weeeee bit stronger.

    Uploaded to show people what this one looks like.


    1953-D CONECA RPM-028.jpg

    1953-D CONECA RPM-028-x4b.jpg
    Scratches under the "T" in CENT on reverse.

    1953-D CONECA RPM-028-rev-T-x4b.jpg

    Photo of the coin taken with a Galaxy S9 phone.

    1953-D CONECA RPM-028 S9 photo.jpg
    Gary Kozera
    Website: https://MintErrors.org
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    Real nice! I have been looking for this one forever. Beautiful example.
    Bob Piazza
    Lincoln Cent Attributer

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      Originally posted by mustbebob View Post
      Real nice! I have been looking for this one forever. Beautiful example.
      I see slabbed versions on Heritage Auctions about every 3rd time they hold the Tuesday & Wednesday auctions.
      This happened to be a chance type thing, I was taking photographs of RPM's and this was trapped in the bottom of the box.

      IF I find another, I will PM you = )
      Gary Kozera
      Website: https://MintErrors.org

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      • #4
        Thanks. I have purposely bought lots of 1953D rolls, both circ and uncirc looking specifically for it. It will be like most others that I 'finally' find in that it will show up when you least expect it. It wouldn't be beyond me to find it in a memorial roll some time :-)
        Bob Piazza
        Lincoln Cent Attributer

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