1942 (S) Jefferson Nickel - Wartime Silver Alloy - Repunched Mintmark RPM-004

Description

The 1942-S Repunched Mintmark RPM-004 shows mintmark repunching evidence from the hand-punching process used at the Philadelphia Mint to apply branch mint letters to working dies. This Jefferson nickel was struck at the San Francisco Mint, composed of 56% copper, 35% silver and 9% manganese, weighing 5.0 grams. Die markers: UVC-0?? DMR-0?? Stage A: Reverse is EDS Light die crack Northwest through hair – MDS Die crack Northeast across bust Numerous fine die scratches North-South on Obverse Die clash through knot UVC-046 DMR-005 Stage B: Die crack from rim through U of PLURIBUS and mintmark to dome – MDS Die crack from Right dome South between pillar # 2 and # 3 Obverse die changed – LDS Die crack along lower shoulder Die crack in upper hair Die gouge through U of TRUST Stage C: Die crack from C of MONTICELLO South through E of CENTS to rim just Right of the last S of STATES – LDS Obverse is VLDS.

Die Markers

• UVC-0??
• DMR-0??
• Stage A:
• Reverse is EDS
• Light die crack Northwest through hair – MDS
• Die crack Northeast across bust
• Numerous fine die scratches North-South on Obverse
• Die clash through knot
• UVC-046
• DMR-005
• Stage B:
• Die crack from rim through U of PLURIBUS and mintmark to dome – MDS
• Die crack from Right dome South between pillar # 2 and # 3
• Obverse die changed – LDS
• Die crack along lower shoulder
• Die crack in upper hair
• Die gouge through U of TRUST
• Stage C:
• Die crack from C of MONTICELLO South through E of CENTS to rim just Right of the last S of STATES – LDS
• Obverse is VLDS

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