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    1944 D/S?

    I am wondering if i found a 1944 D/S here. it LOOKS like a serif S to me but its getting late, so ill see what others think, and if no response , i will study into further in the morning, either way, as it appears too close to me to toss in the pile just yet. Thanks for checking it out.
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    In my opinion your coin is well circulated. If your talking about the area northeast of the D mintmark, it's not in the right area.

    There are two Over mint marks for that year, on more obvious that the other. The only own i owned sold quickly to a customer. This one is the better looking one, and its population numbers are a lot lower.

    https://minterrors.org/wp-content/up...1-1024x771.jpg

    Variety vista should have both of them listed.

    http://varietyvista.com/02a%20LC%20R...Ms%201944D.htm
    Gary Kozera
    Website: https://MintErrors.org

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      Yes, I noticed how off it was on the Coppercoins page, and thought ,close but no cigar! I shall continue my hunt for this elusive cent. I have MANY more to search yet, and I have actually found quite a few RPM,OMM, AND LDB4's sp far, and I KNOW I have the 1956 D and D, still to photo and get back from the reject pile, ha ha! Thahks again for everything, its much appreciated, and helpful.

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