I have photo's of what is probably a LDS 1968D-1DR-001. The notching is there but most of the seperation lines have melted into the devices. Could also be circulation wear, but I'm pretty sure it's a late die state. Here is a sample
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I've got it listed for $75.00 Alex.
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1968D Top 100 RPM
Here's my rpm find.
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1968S RPM-2, mid-stage marker -- die gouge underlining the 6 of the date
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This marker is seen on the Mid Stage examples, so it is not a late stage marker.
http://coppercoins.com/lincoln/diest...&die_state=mdsBob Piazza
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