1935 S RPM?

[Yahwillah117]

This 1935 S wheat cent looks wicked under my microscope..

[MintErrors]

Is it this one?
http://varietyvista.com/02a%20LC%20R...935SRPM001.htm

If the photos are turned and not semi centered, it is painful to do an overlay to see if it an exact match. But, 1935 Lincoln cents from San Francisco only had two RPMs and only one was to the northerly direction.

[Yahwillah117]

Houston we have a match!!

[ariel cabrera]

Houston we have a match!!

you have nothing.

[MintErrors]

In my opinion, that comment was uncalled for. This IS an rpm, and it's probably a decent coin and the value of Rpms have increased over the years. As of 1989, there are no more rpms. I cannot understand the rash of negativity from Ariel. I don't like it and will opt out of his comments for now on.

[eaxtellcoin]

I would like to ask that we DO NOT just say you have nothing. Reinterate why you believe this is true.
Yahwillah117 please post whole date shots along with the possible RPM level so a person can overlay. In my oppinion your coin has MD Machine damage doubling.
Reason: notice the shelfing to the northwest on your date? Then notice your mintmark is a bit farther EAST under the 3 of the date.
here is an actual photo of RPM#1. Thanks, Eric 1935-S-RPM#1A-XF-M.M..jpg

[ariel cabrera]

In my opinion, that comment was uncalled for. This IS an rpm, and it's probably a decent coin and the value of Rpms have increased over the years. As of 1989, there are no more rpms. I cannot understand the rash of negativity from Ariel. I don't like it and will opt out of his comments for now on.

You know that I respect you as well as the forum, but the exposition is incomplete.

[occnumis2021]

double post

[occnumis2021]

imo, it isn't the RPM linked and the top of the MM is the same as the top of the 5, die bounce/slide doubling or whatever. IF, it is an RPM it will need secondary diagnostics to confirm, which should always be done anyway.

how about those dots?

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[rmckay555@gmail.com]

Point taken Mint Errors, new members are just that, new and seeking knowledge and mostly don't know where to find it. Thus the existence of this site, reviewed by experienced numismatic members who are reviewing to help those who are searching coins and like to find errors. The recent comment; "You have nothing." was rude by every standard of respect and decency and reported by a rude elitist who will only harm the growth of this site. Note the lack of an apology..... or explanation. A legend in their own ignorant disrespectful mind.

[rmckay555@gmail.com]

Disrespectful Respect for this forum; OxyMoron, emphasis on Moron

[ariel cabrera]

I am not elitist. I just click for those who know how to comment and so I learn.

[eaxtellcoin]

rmckay555@gmail,
PLEASE! if you feel this way, keep these types of posts to yourself. These posts have gone on long enouph. point taken, lets move on PLEASE!

[eaxtellcoin]

occnumis2021,
I saw the dots just above the lower serif and to the east of the lower serif also.
To me with the verdi and circulation damage could this be an RPM or just gouges in the planchet? the coin is 89 years old.

In the past, I was told that any planchet esp on a new RPM discovery would not be listed if it had MD "Machine Damage doubling". If a coin was listed with MD along with the variety how many folks would be sending coins in thinking the MD was the Variety? I would bet MANY. and how many folks would be listing them on e-bay as the variety when alot were not. Machine damage doubling is troublesome on most varieties. Even if we place arrows to where the variety is - there are folks that will pass that up because of eyesight, etc... We must be carefull with planchets with MD.
Eric

[occnumis2021]

occnumis2021,
I saw the dots just above the lower serif and to the east of the lower serif also.
To me with the verdi and circulation damage could this be an RPM or just gouges in the planchet? the coin is 89 years old.

In the past, I was told that any planchet esp on a new RPM discovery would not be listed if it had MD "Machine Damage doubling". If a coin was listed with MD along with the variety how many folks would be sending coins in thinking the MD was the Variety? I would bet MANY. and how many folks would be listing them on e-bay as the variety when alot were not. Machine damage doubling is troublesome on most varieties. Even if we place arrows to where the variety is - there are folks that will pass that up because of eyesight, etc... We must be carefull with planchets with MD.
Eric

i mean these dots:

http://www.varietyvista.com/02a%20LC%20RPMs%20Vol%201/1930-1939%20Photos/1935SRPM001c%20RTY.jpg

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