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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;SecretPenny, post: 8465929, member: 140665&quot;]Why would there be a faint looking 4 under the 5? I see things like this all the time and I cant help but wonder if there isn&#039;t more to the process of creating coins than they let on to. Its just really strange that there would be an S mint with a D mint over it. I would hear plenty of people say yes that&#039;s a D over S mint. . . But I never hear anyone question why or how that would even be remotely possible if the coins were made hundreds of miles away in a different&nbsp; location.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>Along the same lines, we know that there were many coins confiscated for one reason or another. . . Whos to say they didn&#039;t have some sort of method of removing numbers or letters most of the way and&nbsp; create another letter or number over that number. Maybe its just me, but how on earth does a dark&nbsp; looking 4 appear under the 5. With a point out the top of the 5 and a light center just like a 4 has. What does anyone else think?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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