1951 S One Cent RPM/DDR

[rose64]

Still learning so bare with me. Is this an RPM/DDR ? The I in Pluribus looks doubled and the M in America on the reverse.

[Coinblogger111]

Nice Find 

[rose64]

9 minutes ago, Coinblogger111 said:

Nice Find 

Thank you

[JKK]

I don't see any doubling on the I. The M might have a little bit of mechanical doubling. I don't think that's a RPM. I do, however, see a badly (abrasively) cleaned Lincoln cent that is uncirculated with great wheat lines.

[Just Bob]

Try comparing your mint mark to the ones on THIS PAGE.

Judging by the shape and position relative to the "9" and "5," it mostly resembles RPM-11, in my opinion,  but I certainly can't make that call from a picture. It could also be post-mint damage that makes it look like a re-punched mint mark. That damage to the date looks mighty suspicious.

[Coinblogger111]

On 3/18/2019 at 5:37 PM, Just Bob said:

Try comparing your mint mark to the ones on THIS PAGE.

Judging by the shape and position relative to the "9" and "5," it mostly resembles RPM-11, in my opinion,  but I certainly can't make that call from a picture. It could also be post-mint damage that makes it look like a re-punched mint mark. That damage to the date looks mighty suspicious.

What makes you think the damage to date looks mightly suspicious?

[rose64]

Thank you for your thoughts.

[Just Bob]

On 3/22/2019 at 2:12 AM, Coinblogger111 said:

What makes you think the damage to date looks mightly suspicious?

Sorry, I thought I answered this last week, but it must not have posted.

That was a poor choice of words on my part. What I meant was that the damage to the date might have been what caused the mint mark to look repunched. I was viewing the picture on my phone at the time. Looking at it on my laptop, I think it could be an RPM.