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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;mint, post: 899109, member: 24808&quot;]This is a 1949 S. As I look at it with my loop, the B in pluribus is formed at the bottom, not scraped flat, meaning the gouge was there before stamping. The front corner of the building is somewhat formed with the gouge deeper before and after the corner. The bottom of the gouge does not show a surface texture of a sliding instrument that created this gouge, rather a texture of a rock per say. There is a crack contuning past the top of the &quot;S&quot; to the outter rim resembling a flaking crack. Looking at the edge of the rim by the &quot;S&quot;, I can see what appears to be what was the continueation of the gouge resembling the cross section of a gouge filled with the same material but of a different texture.&nbsp;&nbsp; Opinions??&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; ...c-ya[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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