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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Paddy54, post: 8132501, member: 19250&quot;]First of all I agree with the variety being exactly as he has posted. </p><p>Let&#039;s understand that #1 die cracks,&amp; clash marks I never consider major pups.</p><p>Both can be or not be present dependind on diie state. Add the fact just about 120 million 1945 P were struck. Anyone wantbto take an educated guess as to the number of dies that were used? How many were paired off with&nbsp; an opposite die to maintaine production numbers in the millions? </p><p>As the op states this date and mint mark 1945 P there are over 92 known varieties.</p><p>The 1943 P has like 70 some.....known varieties. </p><p>Another consideration is the time peroid ....it&#039;s WW ll ,and skilled machinist&nbsp; who worked on the war efforts weren&#039;t minting coins...</p><p>The war nickel series offers the Jefferson nickel collector hundreds of varieties....some of the top known in the series. </p><p>I have no doupt the coin is the variety or even a sub variety..... known or unknown. </p><p>The plus or minus dies cracks,and clashes etcc....., can be do to die state. And not always present.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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