[Example] 1960D SMALL over LARGE Date EDS

[jcuve]

Below is a 1960D 1DO-001 (DDO-001, FS-101) small over large date with RPM-100 stage a EDS close to a VEDS example. Overlay is at the bottom. The RPM is one of those wire like RPMs. There is also some doubling in BE of LIBERTY. Stage b is when several new die scratches appear including the curving one below the 19 (obviously not shown below).

[mustbebob]

Very well done Jason. You don't see too many EDS specimens of this die (obviously). The die crack you mention has been on all but one example I have ever seen.

[STraugott]

I had one of these beauties a while back that graded NGC 64 RED. It was a Stage B with the swirling die scratch the 1 and 9. Steve

[Roller]

Hungry for on of these. Congrats.

[willbrooks]

Very well done Jason. You don't see too many EDS specimens of this die (obviously). The die crack you mention has been on all but one example I have ever seen.

I posted this crackless EDS BU find a while back: Seems to have the same nw-se die scratches as Jason's example.

[dinkyblue]

What I would like to know is, what are you using to get these clear extreme close-up's?

[jfines69]

What I would like to know is, what are you using to get these clear extreme close-up's?

Jason is one awesome photographer... He does things with a camera and lens that no one else can!!!

[jcuve]

What I would like to know is, what are you using to get these clear extreme close-up's?

I shoot through a microscope. Years of practice. I'm a photographer and I have been using Photoshop for 20 years. My first shot is a stacked compiled image of about 8 shots...

[jcuve]

I posted this crackless EDS BU find a while back: Seems to have the same nw-se die scratches as Jason's example.

That's a stage A as well...

[dinkyblue]

That's very cleaver, I would have never thought of that.