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What also makes it rather hard and the fact that your original photo is angled, not square. Makes one want to tip their head and that is always a problem in making a determination of MM position.
Here are the two photos squared up
Draw a line straight down from the left side of the second 1 in 1915.
Are MMs in the same position or is your riding a little more to the right? That would be alot of spread made up because of the wear. Its like a lot of early minor RPMs coin need to be a VF. A G or VG will not cut it.
Also it is a tilt RPM. I do not see any of that. Maybe beacause it is worn down. I cannot make out any reverse diemarkers in your photo. Is it being photoed in a 2x2?
I see said the blind man as he picked up his hammer and saw.
(My dad used to say that.) I held up a sraight edge against each photo, and it became obvious. Oh well. By the way, do you see what I see between the N and E?
It looks like a die clash to me but I cant imagine whence it came.
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