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This appears to be a scraped mintmark where the excess metal moved into the void of the mint mark and has since worn over. I see some damage at the base of both 7's so I am thinking this is likely what happened. Another possibility is a filled mintmark where a die chip formed inside the mint mark.Leave a comment:
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1977 D mint mark unfinished?
This 1977 penny has a D mint mark but it looks unfinished or something. Can someone pls explain what n why this happens? Im just trying to learn. Thank you.
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