Thanks, I'll have to study that. It does look real close.
Here is a more radical 1960-D that I found in my circulated coins. Would this be called an RPM? [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Thanks. I am using a digital microscope and I think I have to change to a camera. Would you have any idea what to switch to? Or, how to make...
Not necessarily. I'm talking about the 2 straight lines going horizontal one the eyebrow area and one from the nose area. These straight lines are...
I guess what I meant was that they are in the same vicinity on each of the 4 coins. The lines are in identical positions on all 4 coins. That...
Thanks, but, I'm not sure I will live long enough to sort through 99 variations. I may give it a try.
@cpm9ball I'm looking closer to my early mint rolls. I had that same thought. I have 3 1964 P with what looks like a crack along the hair line....
Attached is a link to the next project. Earlier I posted about some 1960 D cents that came from the same die. This new link is regarding some 1960...
Does that mean they could be RPM?
@alurid see my new post regarding 1960 P https://www.cointalk.com/threads/1960-p-with-identical-die-breaks.336488/
This is related to an earlier thread https://www.cointalk.com/posts/3452102/ regarding the search through my hoard...
Yes! I didn't realize what I was getting myself into while, as a youngster, I was throwing much of my change in the coffee cans. I am finding...
I inadvertently inserted the wrong photo for the date on Die Scratch 2. Attached is the date area for #2[ATTACH]
@alurid Here are photos of the date areas. Notice that all 4 have the same line between the 6 and 0. Like you said 'very cool find'.[ATTACH]...
Sorry to hear that. He is a great person.
I had my Lincolns (in fact all my collections) in Dansco albums for decades. When I took some out I found that some of the Dansco albums were made...
No, I haven't checked for RPM's. I usually have trouble deciding if they are just a bad strike or damage. I appreciate your feedback. But, I will...
It has been pointed out that what I called die cracks may be die scratches. @alurid @ken454
Whatever the cause, is it unusual to find so many in one roll? Keeping in mind that I got this roll at the bank in 1960. And, after it was pointed...
Scratches on the die makes sense to me because all the coins have minor lines that look like dies issues.
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