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1956-D 1c multi OMMs (D over D over S) plus extra mints

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    1956-D 1c multi OMMs (D over D over S) plus extra mints

    Hi ALL!

    Has the attached been discovered?

    Thanks,
    J
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    What you are seeing hear are metal flow lines not mintmarks.
    CONECA 20th Century Die Variety Attributer

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      Thanks both for the clarifications.
      Focusing on the actual mint, is it D over D over S?

      Thanks,
      J

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        Originally posted by JamesWiles View Post
        What you are seeing hear are metal flow lines not mintmarks.
        Hi James,

        I apologize for coming back to this thread. You mentioned the images I presented (I assumed you are referrring to the S'es and the D's) that they are metal flow lines. Can you briefly expound what are metal flow lines and
        why they take the form of S'es and D's?

        Am I correct in identifying the stacked mints as as D over D over S?

        Thanks again,
        J

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          1956-D 1c multi OMMs (D over D over S) plus extra mints

          Originally posted by JamesWiles View Post
          What you are seeing hear are metal flow lines not mintmarks.
          Hi James,

          I apologize for coming back to this thread. You mentioned the images I presented (I assumed you are referrring to the S'es and the D's) that they are metal flow lines. Can you briefly expound what are metal flow lines and
          why they take the form of S'es and D's?

          Am I correct in identifying the stacked mints as as D over D over S?

          Thanks again,
          J

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