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Nice coin.
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The two lines in the upper curve of the primary "S" are broken and in a different position - one compared to the other. I just do not see how this could be another "S". The mark within the lower loop is not in the correct position. To me I see faint die scratches NW/SE around the perimeter of the date, which is probably what you are seeing here. I don't think it's an RPM.Comment
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The mint mark is outside of the S. It is very faint though well defined.Originally posted by eaxtellcoin View PostComment
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This is very interesting. Thanks for sharing it. I found this one today. 1969S_1C_Detail_Date:MM.jpgComment
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