What do you think, RPM or no?

[Roller]

I can't match anything known. Then, Im not sure this is one, in that the anom does not run in the direction of the die striations. So it should not be planchet related. MHO

[jcuve]

I cannot really tell; it might be a gouge. Are there any other corresponding marks?

[lara4228]

Roller, Jason, and others, please help me understand what is at question here? I would like to follow along but I do not seem to see what you are asking?

[jcuve]

I believe it is a question regarding the small raised area west of the MM; is it part of a RPM or some other die anomaly?

[Roller]

I cannot really tell; it might be a gouge. Are there any other corresponding marks?

Not that I can see. It seems too well defined for a gouge to me. In certain light/angles it looks like it might be part of a MM S/W of the primary.

[jcuve]

Maybe Bob could take a look at it?

[jfines69]

In the 2nd pic I notice small raised areas in different locations... It could be the light... Is it possible to get a closer pic... That would really help... Also if possible included an arrow pointing to the anomoly for others that can not see what you are reffering to!!!

[dvn]

Roller, if I'm not mistaken, I believe yours looks like the one I have illustrated in my DALCV 1909 -2009 on page 1329. I couldn't make a determination on it requiring another specimen that may exhibit additional remnants for further analysis.

Billy

[Roller]

Roller, if I'm not mistaken, I believe yours looks like the one I have illustrated in my DALCV 1909 -2009 on page 1329. I couldn't make a determination on it requiring another specimen that may exhibit additional remnants for further analysis.

Billy

Ill be happy to send it to you Billy. PM me with your info.