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    1946S Inverted MM ??

    This one looks right but has some wear and probably hit to the top of the MM. Still though think it may be inverted.
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    It could be but the damage make it harder say that I am 100% sure.maybe Mike D can add more info
    No one right 100% of timesI maybe wrong and will I say, sorry I was wrong

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      BJ Neff is an expert on inverted mintmarks. I'm sure he'll be able to determine if this is one.
      Mike Diamond. Error coin writer and researcher.

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        Originally posted by Steven View Post
        This one looks right but has some wear and probably hit to the top of the MM. Still though think it may be inverted.
        The best way i can tell if there inverted I turn the coin upside down post the coin upside down I think we could tell better by doing that.
        JIM

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          BJ will know but it looks like it could be a normal but damaged ball serif mintmark. A scarce mintmark. I don't think it's an inverted S but I look forward to BJ's analysis.

          Thanks,

          Bill

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