1969 S RPM?

[Bonnie]

The other place I posted this was inconclusive. To me it looks like a RPM but I couldn't find a match for it. I do not have a real good coin magnifier so these were the best images I could get. 1969 S

[occnumis2021]

have you looked at varietyvista/doubleddie/lincolncentresource etc? some of the rpms in these years are kinda tough to pin down. (not saying your coin is an rpm)

[MintErrors]

The other place I posted this was inconclusive. To me it looks like a RPM but I couldn't find a match for it. I do not have a real good coin magnifier so these were the best images I could get. 1969 S

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The placement of the mintmark on the coin is vital when trying to attribute if it is a RPM.
Each working die that had been made had the mint mark hammered by hand into the die.
The placement varied a little, and anywhere south of the date on the field (flat part of the coin) was ok. Those slight changes in location can help attribute a coin.

So, a direct on shot of the date helps out immensely.

Three places to look over are
http://varietyvista.com
Https://coppercoins.com
Https://doubleddie.com

I will assist as best I can in a few hours..Some serious thunder boomers are headed here.

[MintErrors]

In my opinion, the last photo reveals a lot of worthless doubling on the date of this 1969-S. As best I can tell from the photos, so does the mintmark have worthless doubling. It's lower and shelf like, and mimics the same direction of the date, southeast to northwest. I cannot make out the item that is directly above the southern ball serif, it gets too fuzzy when I zoom in.

I did not see any matches on copper coins. My gut instinct says it is probably not an RPM.

1969-S didn't have a ton of RPMs. Although the 1959-D, 1960-D and 1961-D are fun to go through, and the BU rolls can be pretty cheap if found from a good source who does not cherry pick the rolls.

[Dutch-Tigger]

In my opinion, the last photo reveals a lot of worthless doubling on the date of this 1969-S. As best I can tell from the photos, so does the mintmark have worthless doubling. It's lower and shelf like, and mimics the same direction of the date, southeast to northwest. I cannot make out the item that is directly above the southern ball serif, it gets too fuzzy when I zoom in.

I did not see any matches on copper coins. My gut instinct says it is probably not an RPM.

1969-S didn't have a ton of RPMs. Although the 1959-D, 1960-D and 1961-D are fun to go through, and the BU rolls can be pretty cheap if found from a good source who does not cherry pick the rolls.

I agree, this is a form of Mechanical doubling/push doubling quite possibly.
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I do also see what appears as Die Chips mingling with the "S"

[Dutch-Tigger]

The other place I posted this was inconclusive. To me it looks like a RPM but I couldn't find a match for it. I do not have a real good coin magnifier so these were the best images I could get. 1969 S

Greetings Bonnie, if you have a fairly decent Phone camera you may want to try this.
All you need is some books and a bottle cap.
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