So I found this today looking through my 50s wheat backs. Tell me what you think, thanks!
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02-28-2024 #1Member
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Answered: 1954 S mint mark error possible S/D
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Best Answer - Posted by willbrooks
"These are remnants from a die clash. The dies came together without a planchet in between and left an impression of each design on the other. It's one of the more common mint errors you'll come across."
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02-28-2024 #2Lincoln Cent Variety Expert
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Provided Answers: 400This is a very well known cracked die. It is not a D mint mark.
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Provided Answers: 7Nice find, after all these years. Bob got it quick, I was still looking.
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Provided Answers: 2It might not be an S/D, but it is an S/S...RPM#2. Either Stage J or K.
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