? normal mm 1944S

is that a normal mint mark for this year looks odd?

 

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It was a normal mint mark when it left the mint.
Since then? Circulation took it's toll.

 

ditto

 

ditto

 

Ditto

 

!ottiD

sirhC

 

Got up on the wrong side of the bed this morning, Chris?

 

Huh. Must've been pressed against another sheet that was fresh out of the ditto machine.

 

Is this a mirror image?

 

The rooms are all mirrors!

Do you know how hard it is to take a leak in a room that is all mirrors, including the floor and ceiling?

Ouch! Shaving ain't too easy as well.

Chris

 

You lead such a tough life. I feel for your troubles.

 

Back on topic:

ditto.

 

Frank, do you mean "ditto" the last post before your "ditto" or "ditto" the last "ditto"?

Chris

 

yes.



[Note: except for: "do you mean "ditto" the last post"]

 

Ditto who? That last ditto should have been here not ditto there. No I'm wrong, it was ditto when.

 

I'm with the OP that the mint mark looks odd. There's no real value in counterfeiting it, so it is likely genuine, but is it possible that it's repunched over another S and just a bit off center from the first mint mark or even a lamination or start of a break at the mint mark?

 

Ottid just means I concur "backwards"

 

To me it simply looks like the coin took a hit.

 

whats ditto

 

yup