A little help on this, please [1949-S]

[TPring]

Not sure if I posted this in the past. I've had it for a while and am just revisiting it.

I am thinking it 1MM-3 based only on the look of the mint mark [lower split] and the matching overlay.


My main hesitation on this attribution is that my coin appears to have a double clash under the chin and neither clash appears to line up with the clash on 1MM-3. Possibly the reverse die was changed out because I am not seeing any signs of a clash on it.


Does anyone have a later copy of 1MM-3 that you could check to see if it has a double clash [If that is what I am seeing]?

Or, does anyone have any thoughts on another variety that it could be?

Thanks for looking.

[TPring]

Okay, I was able to find and actually photograph the long die scratch down to the 1 of the date so, that mystery solved [verified to be 1MM-3].

Would still hope to get some possible explanations for what appears to be a double clash. My coin's die state cannot be too distant from the plate coin's and (again) the clashes appear to be in different locations.

Thank you.

D'oh: Just noticed the scratch is easy to see from the full obverse pic.