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    1944D 10 silver centavos

    20240624_211131.jpg 20240624_211246.jpg I sent this to EXAMINATIONS but I have a question about were to find RPM's, DDR's, DDO's on foreign coins such as this one please? Also how did the letters get dragged?
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    In my opinion, although I do not do foreign assessments, it looks like basic metal flow towards the rim.

    As far as info, most foriegn coins are at
    https://numista.com
    • Select coins
    • Pick the country
    • Once at the country search for the year only of your coin.
    • Click on the actual coin you have.
    • It will show additional info, to include varieties.
    I believe there are DDOs, DDRs, and overdates listed. There might be a handful of rpms.... I have not seen any at all.

    I think the opportunity for varieties is greater amongst the foeriegn world coins since there are more countries with a tad lower standards than the US Mint.
    Gary Kozera
    Website: https://MintErrors.org

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