It took me a couple of seconds....

it took me a couple of seconds to realize what didn’t look right on this wheatie.

Also any quesses on what the mintmark is /was?

 

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Looks like an "S" to me.

 

Agree. "S".

 

And for the trifecta... Agree it is an S.

 

UK Cent? (no 'LIBERTY'; but 'IBERTY')

 

Plus weak die strike on the rev.

 

I should have been more specific in regards to what was odd about the reverse. No question on it. Just sharing it as it took me a couple of seconds to realize the “ON” of “ONE” was absent.

An oddity I’ll hold on to.

 

Grease filled die.

 

a century of wear!

 

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That's a good point that he brought up. :2thumbsup:

Any chance of a close-up of rim, Obv, where 'L' ain't?

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Certainly

 

????? UK? With Lincoln’s Head and the sheaves of wheat on the reverse?

 

Not necessarily a filled die but possibly just a weak strike, enhanced by circulation wear. The 1914 S wheat is probably the hardest of the early wheats to find in MS.

 

S

 

Chip...this was a weak joke...Brits are famous for dropping the first letter of almost every word they speak...Spark

 

LMAO. I rather suspected it but as a newbie, who knows?

So pip, pip, Cheerio and Bob’s Your Uncle (unless you actually have an uncle named Bob...)