1946-D Washington RPM DDD, unknown variety?
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Any help on this is appreciated. I believe I'm safe to call this a DDD. I can't any information regarding this variety and I'm curious if anyone remembers ever seeing it before? Thanks is advance....
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D/D and ejection doubling
Congrats nice find. It appears to me to match the picture in James Wiles Volume 3 RPM-002 But in his comments he says it shows a die crack from US of PLURIBUS to Wing LDS I do not see that in your picture but could be an early die state. I would almost send it off to James.
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Thanks Tom, you're right, this is a spot on match, down to the die scratches. I had missed this variety in the Variety Vista Volume 2 but it is in there and with a pic of an EDS or MDS without the die crack. Having not seen this I had actually emailed Tom last night with these same pictures and thought I'd reach out to the CU brethren in the meantime.
Thanks again, I appreciate the information.
Bill
Nice... get it attributed.... there does seem to be something on the top curve of the S in Pluribus... not sure what to call it though, does not look like a crack...Cheers, RickO