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1953D nickel ,RPM, possible extra D

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    1953D nickel ,RPM, possible extra D

    Looks like a extra D above the original mint mark.???
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    Evening. Sorry but that appears to be damage from another coin or MD. The coin to me looks flat or shelf like, which is normally machine damage. Can you post a clear hole coin photo of the REV.? Thanks, Eric

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    • #3
      The top serif looks like an RPM. The part on the east is damage

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        Can you please get a closer photo of the mintmark then maybe turn the coin so both serifs - top and bottom show in the photo? That would be the only real way to tell if this IS an RPM or machine damage. Thanks Eric

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        • #5
          This does look like a minor RPM to me. Wexler has several similar listed.
          Wendell Carper

          It's a bird! It's a plane! Aw nuts... It's merely two die scratches!

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