First off, I would like to thank everyone who responded to my previous post "RDV-005 or RDV-006?" with their input and opinions. I submitted the post in hoping I could get an unbiased opinion of what you saw.
The majority voted that pic 1 was RDV-006; pic 2 was RDV-005; and pic 3 was RDV-005. There was one response who said that picture # 2 had a possibility of being a RDV-006 due to the placement of the "F" but couldn't tell due to the poor quality of the pictures. As I respect everyone's opinion, I hope he is incorrect as this would be a HUGE find!
Actually, they were: Pic 1 - 1989 RDV-006 was correct; PIC 2..........1-9-8-9!!!! (RDV #: unsure of at this time); pic 3 - 1988 RDV-005 was correct.
I am hoping that this picture #2 1989 will be an RDV-005. I am willing to submit it to one of the pros for attribution because a coin in the hand is worth 2 mediocre pics taken from the bush(es). LOL Wish I could get better pics with my equipment.
Anyway, attached are more pictures of Coin #2, 1989 obverse and reverse. Incidentally, there is an approximate 15 degree rotated die shift to the east from obverse to reverse, as I have attempted to capture in the new photos.
Thanks again for your participation and for your input in advance.
Bri
The majority voted that pic 1 was RDV-006; pic 2 was RDV-005; and pic 3 was RDV-005. There was one response who said that picture # 2 had a possibility of being a RDV-006 due to the placement of the "F" but couldn't tell due to the poor quality of the pictures. As I respect everyone's opinion, I hope he is incorrect as this would be a HUGE find!
Actually, they were: Pic 1 - 1989 RDV-006 was correct; PIC 2..........1-9-8-9!!!! (RDV #: unsure of at this time); pic 3 - 1988 RDV-005 was correct.
I am hoping that this picture #2 1989 will be an RDV-005. I am willing to submit it to one of the pros for attribution because a coin in the hand is worth 2 mediocre pics taken from the bush(es). LOL Wish I could get better pics with my equipment.
Anyway, attached are more pictures of Coin #2, 1989 obverse and reverse. Incidentally, there is an approximate 15 degree rotated die shift to the east from obverse to reverse, as I have attempted to capture in the new photos.
Thanks again for your participation and for your input in advance.
Bri
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