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I found this 1954S in a bag of coins and noticed that what appears to be partial doubling of the 5, but located at the S. I need some help identifying what exactly I have.
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Die break east of the mint mark. at one time they called it a San Jose coin, but we all know what it is. LOLRichard S. Cooper Some have asked about my images I use, and I'm glad to say I've completed a DVD of these. Ask if you are interested. Newer members like these. -
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That's caused by a crack in the die caused by overuse. These die breaks are quite common on cents from this era. Welcome to the forum! Retired is a good thing.
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Not an RPM, but still interesting. Thanks for sharing.
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Very neat coin. Nice find. And welcome to the forum.Comment
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