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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Dave Bowman, post: 1940318, member: 71365&quot;][ATTACH=full]336272[/ATTACH] It is certainly the &quot;knob Tail&quot; (termed as such by David Lang in his book on Mercury dimes and also called the &quot;ball serif with flat spot on lower ball&quot; by CONECA) MM in the correct orientation. As noted by Quarter-back,&nbsp; the tear drop shape at the top and the ball shape with flat spot is on the bottom. The &quot;trumpet tail&quot; MM has a different design altogether including a point on the top serif making it very easily identifiable. I agree with Larry that it shouldn&#039;t require an expert to see this one. Also interesting to note, and I may be the first one to publicly mention this theory...the 45 s RPM #2 dime is actually an IMM with RPM! Rpm #4 looks suspicious as well for being IMM. Look at the photos at CONECAs websight of the 45 s rpm dimes. Tell me what you all think!</p><p>Above is a photo of my 45 s IMM PCGS MS65FB Unattributed Dime. See the flat spot on the end of the ball serif AT THE TOP? It should be at the bottom.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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