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1988 fs-901 reverse of 89
Die deterioration has thinned the letters and may play a little in the distance. The drawing a diagram on it seems to be right for the 88 reverse of 89. Not sure which of the 7 it is yet. Making sure I’m seeing this correctlyYou do not have permission to view this gallery.
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Strike doubling, design duplication, die deterioration, I would imagine they wouldn’t have struck too many. But there should be more than one stage and then die three. Why is it the only one with stage B. Die one should have more than one stage. And all the problems with the plate and issues up until 2000! I’m not sure how you can determine for sure with the picture! But I can blow it up for you!You do not have permission to view this gallery.
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I am not going to argue with you about it. You asked for opinions, and you got one. This is not an RDV-006 because it can not be conclusively identified as one. I will use the same rationale right back at you...how can you be sure it is one?Bob Piazza
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On this one! The distance from the building! Serifs. Not conclusive though. No it can’t be identified. I have a lot of things that are controversial. Why post some thing that easily identifiable if I already know how to identify it! The obvious! That’s easy. There has to be more than one die stage for seven die’s on the 88. 6 on the 88. It’s clashed, But only die 3 has a stage B. Until someone sends one in. I didn’t come here to post easily identified. Or 001 varieties. Anything that I post is going to be controversial or new. Or die pairs that are yet to be submitted, or know! I have 100’s
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All the design elements on the reverse suggests this is RDV-005 rather than RDV-006. No matter what the die state is, you should still be able to conclusively determine one from the other unless all the design elements that are used for the diagnostics are mostly or completely gone. There doesn't need to be a listing, die-state or otherwise, to determine if the coin exhibits RDV-006 or not. So as an additional opinion, I agree with Bob.Last edited by MatthewSallee; 10-06-2021, 05:10 AM.
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It is possible that the obverse die is paired with a different reverse die that isn't RDV-006 and struck your coin. I have not looked to see if the die clash or markers match up to die 1 because it is not relevant when identifying RDV-005 from RDV-006. My response is solely based on the images you posted of the reverse of your coin.
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