1875-S double dime RPM's and other varieties

[shirohniichan]

I've long been fascinated with the history surrounding 1875-S 20 cent pieces, but I've only recently started looking into varieties. The 1875-S supposedly has a number of Repunched Mintmarks and at least one partial date in the denticles.

 

Does anyone know of a definitive list in addition to those noted by Breen?

 

Here's one RPM I got today.

 

 

It looks like a straight S punched over a slightly diagonal S.

[TomB]

It looks like you may have the $ variety. I don't mean $ in terms of "lots of money", rather, the two mintmarks look vaguely like a $ sign. I believe CONECA recently published an article detailing the known RPMs for the date.

[shirohniichan]

Thanks, Tom.

 

That's what I thought, but gmarguli assured me I was wrong.

 

Does anyone know where I can get a copy of that article?

[gmarguli]

Thanks, Tom.

 

That's what I thought, but gmarguli assured me I was wrong.

 

Does anyone know where I can get a copy of that article?

 

 

 

I said I thought it was a different RPM than the $ variety. Look in the Breen book. The Cherrypicker's Guide also might have a picture of it.

[EVillageProwler]

I think TomB is correct; I too think that is the S/HorizS variety.

 

EVP

 

[Dermott]

Third edition of Cherrypicker's doesn't have any 20 cent pieces listed.

[shirohniichan]

Thanks, Tom.

 

That's what I thought, but gmarguli assured me I was wrong.

 

Does anyone know where I can get a copy of that article?

 

 

 

I said I thought it was a different RPM than the $ variety. Look in the Breen book. The Cherrypicker's Guide also might have a picture of it.

 

What about when you called me names and tried to run over me again?!

 

Does anyone know where I can get the CONECA article?

[gmarguli]

Thanks, Tom.

 

That's what I thought, but gmarguli assured me I was wrong.

 

Does anyone know where I can get a copy of that article?

 

 

 

I said I thought it was a different RPM than the $ variety. Look in the Breen book. The Cherrypicker's Guide also might have a picture of it.

 

What about when you called me names and tried to run over me again?!

 

Does anyone know where I can get the CONECA article?

 

 

1) I call everyone else on the street names so you aren't special.

 

2) I didn't try to run you over, it's just that I couldn't see you from the drivers seat. Even though my car rides low, you stand lower than it.

 

3) I don't know about the CONECA article, but it shouldn't be hard to find a photo of this fairly common variety somewhere on the internet.

[shirohniichan]

Thanks, Tom.

 

That's what I thought, but gmarguli assured me I was wrong.

 

Does anyone know where I can get a copy of that article?

 

 

 

I said I thought it was a different RPM than the $ variety. Look in the Breen book. The Cherrypicker's Guide also might have a picture of it.

 

What about when you called me names and tried to run over me again?!

 

Does anyone know where I can get the CONECA article?

 

 

1) I call everyone else on the street names so you aren't special.

 

2) I didn't try to run you over, it's just that I couldn't see you from the drivers seat. Even though my car rides low, you stand lower than it.

 

3) I don't know about the CONECA article, but it shouldn't be hard to find a photo of this fairly common variety somewhere on the internet.

 

If your nose weren't stuck so high up in the air you could see and drive better.

 

I know RPM's are common for this date, but I'd like to read the article so I can see the most complete list of known RPM's.

[gmarguli]

Thanks, Tom.

 

That's what I thought, but gmarguli assured me I was wrong.

 

Does anyone know where I can get a copy of that article?

 

 

 

I said I thought it was a different RPM than the $ variety. Look in the Breen book. The Cherrypicker's Guide also might have a picture of it.

 

What about when you called me names and tried to run over me again?!

 

Does anyone know where I can get the CONECA article?

 

 

1) I call everyone else on the street names so you aren't special.

 

2) I didn't try to run you over, it's just that I couldn't see you from the drivers seat. Even though my car rides low, you stand lower than it.

 

3) I don't know about the CONECA article, but it shouldn't be hard to find a photo of this fairly common variety somewhere on the internet.

 

If your nose weren't stuck so high up in the air you could see and drive better.

 

I know RPM's are common for this date, but I'd like to read the article so I can see the most complete list of known RPM's.

 

Nose up in the air? And to think that I picked up (at least bid on, don't know if I won it yet) a copy of a guide to all the different chopmarked coins because I thought you'd like it.