1986 d over s over p triple rpm 0

[Ratzie33]

I’m speechless. The curve of the golden s, the long leg of the p protruding into the crux of the six all underneath a d sandwich. Bizarre.

[Ratzie33]

[Ratzie33]

The s squeaks around the left side of the d and finishes above the d. The p more on the right loops under the d and the tail protrudes above the s and into the 6. You can see three separate mms. It is a 1986 psd so mintmark errors were misplaced and plentiful for the year in question.

Edited September 17, 2019 by Ratzie33

[Just Bob]

I'm sorry, but it appears that your desire to find something special has overtaken your objectivity.

[Crawtomatic]

Nah fam.  That's not how it works.

[Ratzie33]

[Ratzie33]

Usually a tail coming off of the bottom of the d signifies an s mintmark beneath a d mintmark 

Edited September 17, 2019 by Ratzie33

[Ratzie33]

[Ratzie33]

What is that line coming down off of the bottom of the right side of the d? And that second curvy line coming off of the bottom of the left side of the d and above it? Not trying to say your wrong, but what are those extra lines?

[Ratzie33]

Strange for “just damage”

[Ratzie33]

[Just Bob]

Keep in mind that you are the only one who has seen this coin in hand, and under magnification. The rest of have only these pictures to go by, and they are, quite frankly, a bit hard to interpret. Our ability to accurately asses your coin is dependant on you providing pictures that do not have excessive glare or distortion.

[Ratzie33]

Layered metal tends to oxidize and turn bright colors when under extreme pressure. A triple stamped mm would create an unusual color fit the tail of the s. 

[Ratzie33]

Coming up

[Ratzie33]

[Ratzie33]

Hard to get that light on the leg of the p but I did the best I could.

Edited September 17, 2019 by Ratzie33

[Ratzie33]

It goes over the six 

[Ratzie33]

[Ratzie33]

[Ratzie33]

Wish you could see it under magnification. My iPhone six doesn’t do it any justice.