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For sure 1972 ddo cents is this also a rpm?

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    For sure 1972 ddo cents is this also a rpm?

    I found these and I know 2 of them are ddo no doubt about it and the 3rd maybe one also wondering if the mm is also a rpm on these as well first 2 pics are first one next 2 are second one and last 2 pics are 3rd one shows doubling very nicely in we
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    The only thing I can see is the Master Die doubling which affects over 50% of ALL 1972 cents. I do not see any RPMs or any additional hub doubling on these coins.
    Bob Piazza
    Lincoln Cent Attributer

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      Extra e not on normal 1972s
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        That's because it is not an extra E. The anomaly in the mint mark is normal from the punch and the 2 is not extra high. If you had read about the master die doubling for the date, a lot of the things you point out would have been identified for you. As far as the extra E, I am afraid you are just seeing things that aren't there.
        Bob Piazza
        Lincoln Cent Attributer

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          This is all normal. Maybe some machine doubling on the E in WE. Otherwise normal stuff for 1972...
          Jason Cuvelier

          CONECA
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