Repunched S on a EISENHOWER 1972 BLUE PACK

indianabyron

It in a blue pack. It set up so the last punch is towards the slighty northeast of the orignal one. Anybody hear of this. Sorry there is no way I can get a pic of this. I tried for almost an hour. So any information on this would be appricated.


Ok I looked at all of the blue packs I have and both of the 1972 have the same repunched mint mark .




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gmarguli

Many come with machine doubling. There are also RPMs.

There are so many varieties for Ike dollars that it would be impossible to tell which one just from a description.

indianabyron

The only place there is any type of doubling be it machine or rpm, is on the mint mark. It is very easy to see in a 10x loop. Both of the 1972S have the same direction of repunch( ill call it that at this point till I find out better)




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supercoin

The only repunched mintmark that I am aware of in the whole Ike series is on a 74-S clad proof.

More likely some sort of doubling, but you never know. It's not a well-researched series. The Authoritative Reference on Eisenhower Dollars (Wexler et al) has a bunch of varieties listed, you might pick up a copy if you're interested in varieties.

wayneherndon

The CONECA files only list a single RPM for the series. It is a 1971-S.

WH

indianabyron

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