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    1963D 1C rpm

    I’ve searched variety vista and coppercoins, I have not seen another.
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    the area on the outside of the D at about 2 oclock is part of the thing that is also right inside the loop of the D. a plating bubble? minor struck-through?, i'm not certain but not an rpm.you will find a LOT of anomalies, looking this closely at coins.
    Last edited by occnumis2021; 05-27-2023, 03:10 PM.
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      Originally posted by occnumis2021 View Post
      the area on the outside of the D at about 2 oclock is part of the thing that is also right inside the loop of the D. a plating bubble? minor struck-through?, i'm not certain but not an rpm.you will find a LOT of anomalies, looking this closely at coins.
      It might be a little defect on the punch, there is no plating on cents of that time, not until 1982.

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