Please help with abbreviations on coins..
I have inherited a coin collection and am trying to decipher what the reference numbers and letters go to..
RPD283
REMYEB
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I have inherited a coin collection and am trying to decipher what the reference numbers and letters go to..
RPD283
REMYEB
Thank you, Heavenly Father, for first loving us.
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Look like a dealer's inventory code.
The RPD might be Repunched Date.
DPOTD-3
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Don
The other one is probably a price or inventory code.
Lots of dealers use a letter code... pick a word or two of 10 or more characters, with no repeats (or just ignore the repeats)
Coming from that other thread
Dumpster Fire
D=0
U=1
M=2
P-3
so if you paid $35, you code it PT and then add a few noise letters to obscure it.
VXBXPT
When somebody offers you $40, you know you at least cover your costs. $30 doesn't fly.
ANA 50 year/Life Member (now "Emeritus")
RPD could be repunched date... Give us a magnified picture of the date and we can check it out... The other is a dealers inventory code and not relevant to anyone else. Cheers, RickO
My guess is re-punched D mintmark.
Mark Feld* of Heritage Auctions*Unless otherwise noted, my posts here represent my personal opinions.
Do not clean coins as doing so destroys the value to the collector. Leave them alone and good luck with the inheritance!
bob
$302 is pretty dear for a raw 40-D that is claimed to be MS65. Half that price is more reasonable.
Unless it is the repunched mintmark 40-D. Then it is more sensible.
So I go along with Mark. It might be a RePunched-D. Often the repunch on this coin is pretty obvious. Take a look.
Lance.