1944 D over S Perhaps

I'm just not seeing it.

 

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Here is the 1944-D D/S Die #1


And here is the 1944-D D/S Die #2


Both of these images are from Variety Vista, which can be found here-http://www.varietyvista.com/

This is the best site I've found for 20th century die varieties, especially doubled dies. I've been a member there since 1990.

 

What is a WT variety?…Spark

 

I think it's for weight varieties.

 

It means Wishful Thinking

It means Wishful Thinking

 

It is the abbreviation for weight and there is a listing for their varieties.

 

With the new photos, I see what you are seeing, but the S is too small to be a mint mark, or a dropped letter, not that it could be, so I guess we both have pareidolia. LOL

 

Huh?? Never heard of weight variety.

 

Your awesome, and I'll be sure to keep you updated! You be safe as well.

 

And two of them to be exact. Have a second look at the new photos I posted and tell me what u think.

 

When I look at your photos with the circles and arrows I can see it, but not in the others. Wrong size anyway, possibly an optical illusion?

 

Good one paddyman! Very funny

 

So here is what I learned and gathered about everybody's opinion.
Most agree that it is not the famous D over S because in that error the D dominates and in my photos the S dominates.
It's not two mint marks because the S is too small to be a second mint mark.

Some think it may be considered a variety OMM rather than an error.
Perhaps it could be something but just not sure what!

Does that sound about right?

 

Looking at your photos I would agree with those who said neither is an OMM. Just as Paddyman98 indicated. IMO, Jim