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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;bhp3rd, post: 837499, member: 16510&quot;]Jesse it&#039;s the 1970-S SMDT that we are interested in because it a rare coin and in demand and a <b>known variety.</b></p><p>There is nothing worng with trying to find new things but you are forgetting one major point, <b>and I mean major!</b></p><p>All 1970&#039;s P,D, and S have been looked at to death already for the doubled dies and RPM&#039;s.</p><p>In this case if there was another type date hubbing it would have been found, or does not matter.&nbsp; Sure anything is possible but if I searched with that critera in mind first and formost I&#039;d be still searching the coins I was looking at in 2001.</p><p><b>It&#039;s always what is findable, what brings you money or satifaction on discovery and what is likley combined with, for the most part, already discovered well known and valued dies.</b></p><p>I applaud your stick to it&#039;ness but what you are ultimatly going to find, maybe sooner maybe later is the time spent on these coins that are nothing and/or very minor (&quot;who cares&quot;) coins is taking away from your time that could be used finding something and learning what I&#039;m trying to tell you. That is going to be &quot;your moment of clearity&quot; if you will and that you can obtain now or obtain it later.</p><p>This is my best advice - it&#039;s up to you.</p><p>As a member on here&nbsp; I take seriously thoses posting that are headed for true die varieties or other questions with substance and start to ignore those that post every little thing whether it matter of not.</p><p>Make it matter is my best advice for you if you want to evolve here.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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