1956 D/D rpm #8 and rpm #18
1956 RPM # 8
Fivaz Stanton Numbers:
Old: FS-1-022 New: FS-01-1956D-501
Breen: 2219
Coneca: RPM - 008
Wexler: WRPM - 008
Coppercoins: 1956D - 1MM - 008
Fivaz Stanton Numbers:
Old: FS-1-022 New: FS-01-1956D-501
Breen: 2219
Coneca: RPM - 008
Wexler: WRPM - 008
Coppercoins: 1956D - 1MM - 008
1956 RPM # 18
Fivaz Stanton : Not Listed
Breen: Not Listed
Coneca: RPM # 18
Crawford: ???
Wexler: WOMM-018
Coppercoins: 1956 - 1MM - 020
Fivaz Stanton : Not Listed
Breen: Not Listed
Coneca: RPM # 18
Crawford: ???
Wexler: WOMM-018
Coppercoins: 1956 - 1MM - 020
This repunched mintmark (RPM) shows
a secondary D completely south and
slightly east of the primary mintmark.
This coin has been listed in the Red
Book and on PCGS in the past.
The lower D can be seen better in earlier
die states.
This variety is listed in CONECA's top
100 RPM's.
This coin is the #9 most wanted in The
Complete Price Guide and Cross
Reference to Lincoln Cent Mint Mark
Varieties by Brian Allen and John
Wexler.
a secondary D completely south and
slightly east of the primary mintmark.
This coin has been listed in the Red
Book and on PCGS in the past.
The lower D can be seen better in earlier
die states.
This variety is listed in CONECA's top
100 RPM's.
This coin is the #9 most wanted in The
Complete Price Guide and Cross
Reference to Lincoln Cent Mint Mark
Varieties by Brian Allen and John
Wexler.
This repunched mintmark (RPM) shows
a secondary D completely south of the
primary mintmark. It is not as bold as
RPM 8.
There are two ways to distinguish the
two RPM's: 1) the secondary D is
directly below the primary D in RPM
#18. In RPM #8 the secondary D is
slightly to the East. 2) the location of
the D in relation to the 9 and 5 of the
date is totally different. RPM #8 has a
primary mintmark that is much closer to
the date.
The lower D can be seen better in earlier
die states.
This variety is listed in CONECA's top
100 RPM's.
This coin is the #2 most wanted in The
Complete Price Guide and Cross
Reference to Lincoln Cent Mint Mark
Varieties by Brian Allen and John
Wexler.
a secondary D completely south of the
primary mintmark. It is not as bold as
RPM 8.
There are two ways to distinguish the
two RPM's: 1) the secondary D is
directly below the primary D in RPM
#18. In RPM #8 the secondary D is
slightly to the East. 2) the location of
the D in relation to the 9 and 5 of the
date is totally different. RPM #8 has a
primary mintmark that is much closer to
the date.
The lower D can be seen better in earlier
die states.
This variety is listed in CONECA's top
100 RPM's.
This coin is the #2 most wanted in The
Complete Price Guide and Cross
Reference to Lincoln Cent Mint Mark
Varieties by Brian Allen and John
Wexler.
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