1960D question?

[dcas482]

Mind checking this out?..just found it couple days ago. I think it might be the one mentioned on the top 50 list. http://img.tapatalk.com/aee600d4-ca2a-e044.jpg

[simonm]

I am not immediately seeing anything out of the ordinary. There are a few possible items in the LCR top 50. Are you referring to the 1960 large date/small date DDO and RPM? OR the 1960D RPM-001? Or just a small date? My opinion is that it is none of those things.

[dcas482]

Appreciate the insight. Thanks for having a look

[Jacob]

what am I looking at? The picture is terrible take a better picture to capture the date and Mintmark.

[engine823]

Simon is correct. You really need to explain in detail exactly what it is that you are seeing. The picture is not horrible if it were something big you were wanting us to look at but for minor details on the devices it is just not close enough. I can't see anything for sure on your coin. Sorry

Shannon :)

[Antiquity]

what am I looking at? The picture is terrible take a better picture to capture the date and Mintmark.

From looking at your albums your pictures arent all that great either. So back off the new guy.

*On Topic*
Not seeing anything, as others have said its best if you explain what your looking at.

[simonm]

No need to get personal with the comments, but at the same time, yes, lay off the guy. He is just starting out and probably trying to find different ways of getting photos. The negativity isn't appreciated.

[jcuve]

Stay positive.

No one is going to learn anything new from criticism.

Photographing coins is a pain at first. They are reflective - small - nuanced little monsters. They can be dirty, shiny, dinged and scratched. We are supposed to make sense of areas that are smaller than a millimeter.

Offer some advice and curtail the negatives. Thank you.