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1936 Doubled-Die Obverse (Doubled Eyelid)

Posted December 30, 2011 by Bill Bonina

Here is a nice example of a doubled-die featuring doubling of Lincoln’s eyelid. It is listed in the CONECA files as DDO-009 and in Coppercoins as 1-DO-007. This coin is in Fine condition and carries an estimated value of $1.

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1946-S Inverted Mint Mark Cent

Posted April 5, 2018 by Bill Bonina

This is a 1946-S Lincoln cent featuring a mint mark that was inadvertently punched in backwards, or inverted. It is presently the only known inverted mint mark in the Lincoln cent series. It is listed as WIMM-001 in the Wexler files and IMM-001 in the CONECA files. This coin grades in Fine condition and was […]

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1945-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar Repunched Mintmark RPM #2

Posted January 26, 2012 by Bill Bonina

This coin was found while going through a large family collection for a friend. The mintmark has been repunched to the northeast and is listed as RPM-002 in the CONECA files. Kevin Flynn has it listed as RPM-001 in his book “Treasure Hunting Walking Liberty Half Dollars”. The coin grades Fine and has an approximate […]

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1945-D Jefferson Nickel Repunched Mintmark RPM-33

Posted November 19, 2017 by Bill Bonina

This 1945-D Jefferson nickel features a fairly strong repunched mintmark listed as RPM-33 in the CONECA files and WRPM-31 in the Wexler files. This nickel is in the wartime composition of 56% copper, 35% silver and 9% manganese and has the large mintmark above the dome of Monticello. It grades About Uncirculated AU-50 and was […]

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1952-D Jefferson Nickel Repunched Mintmark RPM #1

Posted August 21, 2015 by Bill Bonina

This is a very nice example of RPM # 1 showing a strong punch east of the main mintmark. It was found in a set purchased on eBay and grades Very Fine (VF-20). In this condition it is worth approximately $2.50.

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