Searched all the listing and no match was found for this 1950 s RPM, it has sort of a grainy texture perhaps the markers are there but hard to see. I went by the mint mark position and the one that looks close is VV 011. I welcome your input, Thanks for looking.....................dinkyblue
1950 S RPM no match found
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1950-S W011/RPM#11 has both split serifs upper and lower and a curve inside the lower loop. I do not see split serifs on this coin. I don't believe this is an RPM. SorryComment
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Ok Dan,
Just trying to get you to learn. Here is my copy of RPM#11 Stage "B" with arrows on what you should be looking for.
Eric
First Pic is the OBV Marker
Second pic is the serif from the South
Third Pic shows the lower curve or East and the upper serif.
I think what you are seeing in the upper curve is part of the punch. Maybe someone else has a better idea but I have seen this on many different dies with many different mintmark positions.Last edited by eaxtellcoin; 06-10-2019, 06:43 PM.Comment
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I agree with Eric on this one. I have seen the same anomaly on a few, If it is not an RPM, then there may not be any more information on it. That would explain the difficulty finding something on it. Please remember that the punches used could have any number of defects as we see on some other years like 1979 and 1974.
On your coin, I cant see any indication of a repunching outside of that area either.Bob Piazza
Former Lincoln Cent Attributer Coppercoins.comComment
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I agree with both of you, I took about 15 pics rotating the coin a little at a time, and have a look, it doesn't show anything there strange but true. I now know you have to take a lot of pictures at different angles to really see what's going on. ..............DanAttached FilesComment
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Thank you for your reply Jim, after taking photos and rotating the coin a little at a time changing the light angle, really helps you see more of what is going on. I will use this method from now on. I agree with Eric and Bob it's not an RPM but it is still a nice looking 1950s wheatback. I found a 1952s with notches on the MM, not sure which RPM it is yet, also a 1983 with a large cud, I think it is number 29 I'll post them soon. Thank again................DanComment
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Thank you for your reply Jim, after taking photos and rotating the coin a little at a time changing the light angle, really helps you see more of what is going on. I will use this method from now on. I agree with Eric and Bob it's not an RPM but it is still a nice looking 1950s wheatback. I found a 1952s with notches on the MM, not sure which RPM it is yet, also a 1983 with a large cud, I think it is number 29 I'll post them soon. Thank again................DanLooking forward to your other coins... They sound interesting!!!
Jim
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