The Mercury 1942 "slanted D over S"? BETTER PICS. Along with another RPM Merc. 1941 S/S
Hi guy's, when I get home, my scope will truly make it more clear. But for now, with my pics, can you identify as the variety? The "S" is quite noticeable behind the D. Thanks guy's Sorry for the blurry pics.
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Pictures are too blurry for a conclusive statement... but I seem to see something there.... Cheers, RickO
Could be. Looks like something behind it, but too blurry to tell.
Pete
Sorry guys, Here are much clearer pics.




1942D Maybe not a RPM?
The 1941 S/S # FS -501? Grade?
Variety vista's pic FS-501
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The 1941 is an RPM for sure....................and a very nice one.
The dirt around it doesn't look kosher though.
Pete
Sorry, You're right. I have to slow down on my caffeine. I did take some (clear) up-date photos.
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--- If it should happen I die and leave this world and you want to remember me. Please only remember my opening Sig Line.I was going through my Cherry Pickers Guide, and turned to the 1942d Mercury dime. Do you guy's suppose that I have a slight chance of having the 42/1 overdate?



Even though the date doesn't appear as the 42/1 but maybe my MM DOES?
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@joeykoins "Do you guy's suppose that I have a slight chance of having the 42/1 overdate?"
Maybe with the right shade of rose colored glasses.
100% no.
42/41 has to be 42/41.