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Ron, Be carefull who you send that one two. Read there grading policies. I'm pretty sure PCGS does not grade laminations.
Just trying to save you...
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Sorry Ron. Been a long few days. I'll re look.
I just took another look. Mr Ribar classifies 1943-D WDDO-001 as a slight Triple Die OBV with...Last edited by eaxtellcoin; 02-09-2026, 05:36 PM.
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Hey Frank,
Welcome back. Has the LCR officially shut down? I tried to log in a while back. Wouldn't allow me to re set password.
Welcome to...
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Evening Ron,
Remember that the coin has to have the primary markers also. The Double Die is the same die as the 3 over 2 so no, it cannot be the...
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Ron,
This is the tricky part. There are no marker's listed for this variety.
I just cannot tell much from your photo on the right. That spot...
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What I do with photo's to overlay: 1) both photo's must be the same size, So wars I usually use 600pxX600px but i'm using Adobe Photoshop elements....
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My kids gave up when they couldn't find stuff from roll hunting and searching change. I have BU's back through the 50's and alot of the 40'S from rolls...
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Evening Tony, I'll make this short and sweet, The forum keeps locking up on me. 3 times I tried to post to thread.
It's minor and looks to me to...
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Welcome to the forum Tony,
Coin collecting is a fun hobby that can keep a young person interested for years to come.
Hopefully your son also...
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Ok think of it this way. A die chip on the face of the die causes a raised spot on the planchet, and every planchet it strikes after the chip happens....Last edited by eaxtellcoin; 02-03-2026, 03:46 PM.
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Morning Ariel,
My oppinion is it's most likely a die chip. Here is a blow up of the area. Gary might also have an oppinion
Thanks,
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Evening Ron,
Your making me practice with Paint.net...
I don't believe the coin is DDO-023.
Use the same characteristics I gave you...
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Ron,
In Paint.Net. when you save, there is a drop down menu. Change from PDN to JPG:
Hear is the overlay. As you can see the Motto...
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This one I can tell right away is not RPM#52, HOW?
Look at the verticle shaft of the primary mintmark. Yours lines up between the BU of Pluribus,...Last edited by eaxtellcoin; 01-31-2026, 11:58 PM.
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Evening Gentleman,
I don't have a copy of RPM#62 so I will have to overlay what was presented. I will say, I thought; at first it was a dead on...
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Since a toothpick is somewhat rounded and soft wood, it doesn't normally damage a coin unless your pressing really hard.
1) so does the area where...
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Afternoon Ron, I cannot tell which RPM this is.
1) if you use VV, then use the wide view photo to verify mintmark position.
2) Mintmark position:...Last edited by eaxtellcoin; 01-31-2026, 04:45 PM. Reason: example added - general example not the questioned variety
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Take a toothpick and rub this area. If that is a top serif, then the RPM is a South. ...Last edited by eaxtellcoin; 01-26-2026, 10:15 PM. Reason: A photo with Pluribus and the mintmark is needed to verify listed varieties for 1943-P
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Re writing the previous statement because of the photographs I was presented. The mintmark blown up on the photograph above looks more east but this is...Last edited by eaxtellcoin; 01-26-2026, 08:28 PM. Reason: Could not update post for 1 hour. Forum locked up again.
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Evening Ron. First the thing that caught my eye- notice the die crack that connects the abnormality with the 3 of the date. There are 2 different dies...Last edited by eaxtellcoin; 01-26-2026, 05:58 PM. Reason: Added photo's - prev statement not correct.
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