It's a 46-S. I found many slightly repunched mint marks but this was the widest spread I could find. I was thinking S/S but when I took pics it looked like a D. mike
"Am I rich? did I hit it big? by the way I see no signs of doubling on EPU or united states. mike " Hey Mike, On an RPM there is no other doubling anywhere else on the coin, unless there is a doubled die coin which also happens to have a secondary, unrelated, RPM variety.
<< <i>Hey Mike, On an RPM there is no other doubling anywhere else on the coin, unless there is a doubled die coin which also happens to have a secondary, unrelated, RPM variety. >>
Yes, I agree- I was just responding to a question from Spinynorman. mike
This is about the best I can come up with for attributing it without a guide. I took the picture from this auction, outlined the mm in red, and overlayed your picture on it. I can't tell for sure, but it looks possible.
Wow! Thanks Spinynorman! I'll have to look closer for the doubling- it must be very very slight if it's there. I have some fresh eye's this morning . mike
Well..... an overlay isn't always accurate... MM positions do tend to float around... so an overlay doesn't determine an RPM, just that this die had a different MM position from this die...
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Got quoins?
Is there doubling on United States and EPU as well?
I have seen then with a whole letter size apart
Glen
<< <i>Am I rich? did I hit it big?
I'll let you know when I get I get Vol 2 of the CPG...
If it's the one I'm guessing it is, they are about $30-$50 in BU.
<< <i>I'll let you know when I get I get Vol 2 of the CPG... >>
okay I see- it's a long term investment
Hey Mike, On an RPM there is no other doubling anywhere else on the coin, unless there is a doubled die coin which also happens to have a secondary, unrelated, RPM variety.
<< <i>Hey Mike, On an RPM there is no other doubling anywhere else on the coin, unless there is a doubled die coin which also happens to have a secondary, unrelated, RPM variety. >>
Yes, I agree- I was just responding to a question from Spinynorman. mike
42/92
How about this -1975 S over D ?
@bramn8r ... Just to reaffirm the input from your other post.... No... it is Post Mint Damage (PMD). Cheers, RickO
17-year old thread alert!