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Redbook question on Rosies....
The RB mentions a 64d, DDR. Which DDR is it? FS number?
Thanks,
bob
Thanks,
bob
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FS-10-1964d-801 where doubling is evident on all reverse lettering, the top of the flame, and the tips of the leaves.
FS-10-1964d-802 where doubling is most evident on ONE DIME, UNITED, E PLU and the oak stems
FS-10-1964d-803 is believed to be a mis attributed FS-801 and will be removed from the next edition.
“In matters of style, swim with the current; in matters of principle, stand like a rock." - Thomas Jefferson
My digital cameo album 1950-64 Cameos - take a look!
be aware when you attribute these that there are (11) 1964 D Roosevelt Dime DDRs listed in the coneca files.
the reason i mention this is that a LOT of them are probably quite similar and NEED diagnostics to differentiate between them
happy hunting
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can it?
bob
PS: I suspect is is FS-801 but I do not know.
Edited to add: I do recognize that there are more DDR's than listed in the CPG. But it is highly likely that any doubled die in the Redbook would correspond to one of the major DDR's listed in the CPG and not one of the lesser DDR's.
“In matters of style, swim with the current; in matters of principle, stand like a rock." - Thomas Jefferson
My digital cameo album 1950-64 Cameos - take a look!
<< <i>Based on the photos in the CPG and the one in the Redbook, it looks like FS-801 would be correct.
Edited to add: I do recognize that there are more DDR's than listed in the CPG. But it is highly likely that any doubled die in the Redbook would correspond to one of the major DDR's listed in the CPG and not one of the lesser DDR's. >>
My guess, exactly. Maybe I'll call pcgs and see what they say on Monday.
bob