1936D Buff - RPM

[cpm9ball]

This isn't in the current edition of the CPG, but I know they don't include every variety in the book. Is anyone familiar with this?

 

Chris

[physics-fan3.14]

Check Coneca's website, they keep the master list. If its not on there, send it to one of their variety experts, and they will list it, giving you credit for discovery. It certainly looks like one to me.

[cpm9ball]

I plan to take it to FUN since CONECA will be there.

 

Chris

[fishfinder]

There are 7 illustrated RPM's in Wexler/Miller for 1936-D. Looks like a RPM-5(Miller).

[cpm9ball]

There are 7 illustrated RPM's in Wexler/Miller for 1936-D. Looks like a RPM-5(Miller).

 

I've been referring to the CONECA website, but their descriptions are sorely lacking without photos. How is the W/M book for illustrations?

 

Chris

[fishfinder]

Chris,

Here is a link to D. Lange's C.G. to Buffalo Nickels online where I got the info.

http://www.stellacoinnews.com/index.php/reference-books/the-complete-guide-to-buffalo-nickels/

There are several illustrations.

[Dcoin]

It's a 36 double D...and nice coin/RPM to boot.

[cpm9ball]

Chris,

Here is a link to D. Lange's C.G. to Buffalo Nickels online where I got the info.

http://www.stellacoinnews.com/index.php/reference-books/the-complete-guide-to-buffalo-nickels/

There are several illustrations.

 

Thanks, Fish!

 

Chris

[rrantique]

Nice find Chris and great photo. (thumbs u

[cpm9ball]

Nice find Chris and great photo. (thumbs u

 

Thanks, Irvin!

 

Chris

[Shamika-migration]

Looks like a D/D/D.

 

[cpm9ball]

Looks like a D/D/D.

 

It's entirely possible. My eyes aren't what they used to be, even with a microscope.

 

Chris

[Shamika-migration]

Looks like a D/D/D.

 

It's entirely possible. My eyes aren't what they used to be, even with a microscope.

 

Chris

 

There appears to be the remnants of the outer curve from a third D within the primary mintmark.