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Type 2/2, RPD FS-301. Population 1 all grades with a chop mark. This coin is an appealing, wholesome xf40. The RPD is notable for a very high date placement, and the incredible repunch on the second 7. This is a rare variety that is currently quite underappreciated. Ex-WTL.
Type 2/2, RPD FS-301. Population 1 all grades with a chop mark. This coin is an appealing, wholesome xf40. The RPD is notable for a very high date placement, and the incredible repunch on the second 7. This is a rare variety that is currently quite underappreciated. Ex-WTL.
Type 2/2, RPD FS-301, Micro s. Scarcest of the 3 hub type pairs for the date/mint and 3rd scarcest of the die pairs that come in this type with the DDO being the rarest and the Large S'mm being 2nd. This IMO is the clearest RPD of the series and this is a great example of the coin with a choice chop for flavor. FYI-- While the entire Obv hub was reworked in the transition, the main pick up points on the type 2 Obv is 4 fingers on the outreached hand instead of 3 and a thumb on the type 1, and the arrows on the "liberty flag" point down instead of to the left. Ex-Crypto.
Type 1/2, Tall CC. This coin is a slider, with a nice strike, only a few marks, plenty of remaining luster, and wonderful rainbow toning. The population report is misleading, as type 1/2 is the common type for the date. However, this coin is still a top-end rarity with toning that is hard to find in the series.
Type 1/1. Not only a known 76cc die but the rare normal 1/1 CC which helps explain the scarcity of the 76cc 1/1 normal. Crypto speculated about the existence of this die pair and set off trying to find one, after searching for a year or so a fine details coin popped up and was studied confirming the common rev die. About a year later Dan Huntsinger found this coin raw in an over seas auction. It is a lightly cleaned, flashy early die state of this interesting coin. Ex-Crypto.