1935 Lincoln cent rpm
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First of all, this is a variety, and not a mint error.
I dont know if they will move this post or not.
I don't see a match, or anything close on the two sites I send people to
Here is my opinion. The top serif looks post mint damage. IF this mintmark was an rpm the bottom serif, since it does not extend out as far as the top one could have been rotated but it is not. The horizontal bar is pretty much evenly spaced width-wise, front top to bottom. A tilted rpm tends to have either the top or bottom part of the vertical bar wider.
The extra material in the far left (west) of the vertical bar on the mint mark, is eithier extra metal on top of the mint mark, or that was the top base of the mintmark, and the other area of the mint mark was sheared off.
The serifs do not look like a classic rpm.
Let some other folks express their opinions.Gary Kozera
Website: https://MintErrors.org
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Thank you. My education regarding errors and varieties continues.
I could find no other comparisons either and so I posted it here for further analysis help.
With that, I appreciate your input, and patience with my endeavors.
I honestly thought that a variety was a group sharing like errors and RPM the errors ID for mint marks.
Again, your opinion is much appreciated.
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