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 BankRollsAdvanced Member
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1944-D
1944-D
1940-S
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 RhubarbSenior Member
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| Posted: Fri Apr 20, 2007 6:41 am |
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BankRolls,
After viewing the coin the "expert's" here on the forum (with past experience in this) like to have a top view of the date and MM. Just looking at the 40 S it does appear to be the 1940S-1MM-002 or 1940S-1MM-005. Some forum member's to a overlay of your coin vs. the coin's pictured on the website just to verify what it is or isn't. You can go thru my post's (since I'm some what a newbee also) and see what I have asked since January.
Just my thought's.
David
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wavysteps2003Expert Member
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The two 1944-D are RPMs, however, I do question the 1940-S. That may be MDD rather than a RPM, however, examination of that coin may prove that it is.
BJ Neff
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BankRollsAdvanced Member
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| Posted: Fri Apr 20, 2007 6:47 am |
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Thanks David,
I am heading out for the day,
but I will do that this evening 
Fridays are always hectic around here. LOL
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 coopExpert Member
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| Posted: Fri Apr 20, 2007 1:46 pm |
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Looks like:
1944D-1MM-008
1944D-1MM-002
A machine doubled MM on the last one.
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BankRollsAdvanced Member
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Hi BJ & Richard,
I have to boil the rest of the coins,
to continue searching.
(I have my own copper pot now! LOL)
I did find one more, on a 53-D,
but haven't taken photos of it yet.
Maybe I'll get to that tonight
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RhubarbSenior Member
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| coop wrote: |
Looks like:
1944D-1MM-008
1944D-1MM-002
A machine doubled MM on the last one. |
Coop,
After my post, your post, I do know that I still have alot to learn. Thank you for your help on mine.
Keep searching BankRolls, your definately on a Roll.
Rhubarb
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coopExpert Member
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It looks like them. I didn't turn them over and do an overlay, but that is what they appeared to me.
Been off line for a time. My old computer modem was giving me troubles, so I bought a new computer. Hooked it up and had the same intemittent problems. Finally got on line today. the new computer has the "Vista" system in it. Runs about 1/3 the speed of my antique computer. Not real happy with this program. Hope I can speed it up somehow.  You open a program and go get something to eat/drink before it loads up. Hopefully it will get better. Till it does I'll have to endure it. Better off if I had replaced the modem, (Which wasn't the problem. A intermittant signal was the problem.) The service man switched to the other two wires for the phone and now it works. Hopefully continues. So far the computer is in place, but my scope is not setup yet. I like it on my desk as I can use it while I'm down loading stuff. I guess I will have more time now for searching........ 
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