Question 1934 D

[Rhubarb]

Under the D it look's like a double die. I hope the picture is clear enough to tell. It took me 20 min. to get a descent picture.

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[Steven]

Hard to say but looks promissing. Might try photographing upside down if the light source only comes from the top the invert the photo if you have photoshop or a similar program.
Just a thought.
Steven

[Rhubarb]

This is the 34 D upside down. Any suggestion's?

[Dick]

Looks like an RPM, to me.
Dick

[Rhubarb]

Dick, I haven't checked the site for 34 rpm's. I was only looking at Mr. Daughtrey's book, the 3rd coin I looked at was this one.


WHAT DO I DO NOW?

Rhubarb

[Dick]

Do you know how to check the site for these things?

Dick

[Rhubarb]

I have only checked the 60 D coin's. I'm only familiar with that date. I'm assuming it's done the same way.

The question "what do I do now" assuming it's a RPM is, Do I sell it or keep it. I don't know what to do with RPM's once I find them. I will PM or email you for more information if that's ok.

I have RAW coin's from 1930 thru 58 and don't have a "CLUE" what to do with.


David

[Steven]

Can you get a clear picture of the entire coin obverse and reverse to post. This is your photo with a little adjustment. If the coin shows some good markers and isn't banged up too bad it may be worth getting attributed??? Looks like this one.

http://conecaonline.org/image/1934DRPM003b.JPG

Steven

[Rhubarb]

That's what I'm seeing Stephen.


David

[Rhubarb]

Stephen,

What part of the reverse and obverse should I take a picture of?

Rhubarb

[Steven]

All of it if you can get a clear picture. If not as much as you can and still be clear.
Steven

[Dick]

David, You say you have only checked 1960. I am assuming you chose that date from the "date guide". If not, then do what you did before, and plug in the date, then drop down to the next area, and select "P, D, or S", or leave them blank for all three. Further down select the "condition": DDO, DDR, RPM OMM, RPD, or leave blank for all . Even farther down is a "direction" box. In your case, I would leave it blank. Down a bit farther you will find another box that you can select the "spread", Click "1", minimum, and up to "5" max. I go 1/5, for the best retutn. Then at the bottom, select the left bar, and enjoy the photos. There will be on them, a small area that says EDS, MDS, LDS, for more info about the particular date, and the markers thereon, and condition you selected.
Hope this helps. You may ask Bob, or Coop, or most anyone for the details. Happy hunting, ny friend!
Dick

[Steven]

All of it if you can get a clear picture. If not as much as you can and still be clear.
Steven

[Rhubarb]

Here is a better picture, it's at 20x Thank's Dick for your help. This is a cool find for me if it comes to pass..



David






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[Dick]

David, your photos are all too much angled. try to flatten the field a bit, and see what you get. What kind of setup are you using? Maybe we can help.
Dick