1960 d large date rpm 0

[WpaulB]

Does this look like a dd? Or is it from usage?

Thank you

Paul

[Just Bob]

Looks like strike doubling, to me.

[VKurtB]

I really don't follow these sorts of varieties (yes, that makes me a 21st century heretic), but the date looking "clean" with a weird mintmark makes me want to say it's an RPM. Thoughts?

[bsshog40]

Looks like an rpm to me also. They aren't much for value but cool to keep. 

[Coinbuf]

You appear to have RPM 007 D/D/D, however you need to confirm if your coin has the correct markers that are listed on Variety Vista for RPM 007.  There is something like 60 RPMs for this date/mm, none are worth much more than a couple of bucks.

[WpaulB]

Thank you for all your efforts. I appreciate that very much.

[DWLange]

There is something like 60 RPMs for this date/mm, none are worth much more than a couple of bucks.

There are well over 100 for 1960-D, though most are quite minor. I believe this is more than for any other date in the series.

[Henri Charriere]

[Anybody want to venture a guess as to how much a gold or platinum 78 rpm by a poupular artist is worth in the market place, with or without its precious metal content?]