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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;1amthe1, post: 1717452, member: 52012&quot;]At that point in time, if a mint ran out of dies they would often borrow some from another mint and stamp there MM over top of the MM of where they got the die. The 1946 S/D is a result of this. Most of the time the S would completely stamp out the D. However, some of the D&#039;s were not completely erased. I am familiar with the variety and what type of S was used on the one variety that is known. I am not claiming that this cent is the omm-001. I am HOPING, it will be omm-002.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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