Poll⛛1927 Standing Liberty D / S / Plain ???

What do we got heeeya?

 

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"What a wonderful world this would be." ~ Sam Cooke

 

A cuppa haters?

 

I see something that looks a bit like a D, but it's in the wrong place.

I'd guess Philadelphia if I had to -- if there were a mint mark, it would be a lot more visible on a coin with this level of wear.

 

I see a rabbit right here .

 

I think I see "S" when I compare it to this 1927-S I submitted to ANACS a couple of years ago.

 

Again, the mintmarks on this issue simply don't disappear that quickly as the coin wears.

 

On Rick S enlargement is the "S"

 

And for the record, I don't speak French.......but I've always loved Sam Cook. Gone too soon.

 

Le lapin tueur s'enfuit .......courir vert past de temps pour
sauver le bourbon .

 

Alright lets put this thread to rest where Mike diamond i mean @Insider

 

Oh, you were saying? Lol...

 

I see what looks like an "S" in the first photo; however, the bottom loop is too large. This is one for the microscope to look for any die breaks on the reverse. Many 27-S quarters have short verticle die polish lines into the field around Liberty's head. This may be too worn.

 

Here's mine. See it in there?

 

That song was perfect for your thread.

 

If you get drunk and play it, then stare @ the coin you will see the hidden message..

 

Now that im sober i disagree, look how much wear there is in that area, you cant even see the bottom star. This is an AG3 coin or worse.