RPM's ???

Discussion in 'Coin Chat' started by Kent, Jul 22, 2009.

  1. Kent

    Kent Junior Member

    I had never heard of RPM's until i found this site are they of any value and why haven't i seen them for sell on auction sites?
    Thanks Kent
     
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  3. Breakdown

    Breakdown Member

    Not sure what site you are referring to.
     
  4. desertgem

    desertgem Senior Errer Collecktor Supporter

    Hi Kent, and welcome to the forum!!

    Go to ebay or major auction site and search "RPM cent" or Repunched mint mark.

    Jim
     
  5. Breakdown

    Breakdown Member

    Okay. I misunderstood that you were trying to post a link to another site. If you are referring to this site, desertgem has you covered. By the way, there is a great list of acronyms in the FAQ section. Welcome.
     
  6. Hobo

    Hobo Squirrel Hater

    Maybe you haven't been looking in the right places. RPMs are frequently sold on Heritage, Teletrade and eBay.
     
  7. Just Carl

    Just Carl Numismatist

    FIRST OF ALL WELCOME TO THIS FORUM.
    Now as for RPM's. Us numismatist try to keep such items secret from the mass population. This way we can hoard all the RPM's on Earth, then release that info and sell them for massive profits.:goofer::) Now if you believe that I'll sell you a roll of unsearched coins next. :smile
    All just kidding. RPM's and some other types of oddities are just not really popular. Some are really difficult to detect anyway. Some are 2, 3 or more multiples and those usually sell for a little more.
    I go to a lot of coin shows and there are some dealers that specialize in error coins and RPM's are just not that popular so that is why you seldom hear about them. Note that in the rather popular Red Book by Whitman Publishing on pages 400 and up they explain all types of errors but no mention of RPM's. Similarly no mention of rotated reverses. Another error that is not popular.
    Not even sure if a RPM is really an error either.
    One person that really goes into RPM's is on the www.coppercoins.com web site. His books too rather explain them to some detail.
    Again, welcome.
     
  8. Kent

    Kent Junior Member

    Thanks I can see this site is going to be useful and fun.
     
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