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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Pennyw1se, post: 4171624, member: 110841&quot;]Well some type of lucky referred to the vintage coin roll packs that contained modern coins and not all Wheaties as the as the roll pack labels stated up opening and lucky reffering to finding a 66. Then when I found the 1968 I looked it up for errors as I do all modern coins especially with more emphasis to 80&#039;s and older. Well my fat thumb inadvertently hit the 1968 s . Well I started comparing and noticed that the markers where corresponding to each other then as I was taking images I realized that I was looking at the 68 S and not the D.&nbsp; kI Iwas hoping to get feedback as to the possibility that a mint mark error could be possible on a coin like this one. But first of all is it just me or do the markers correspond. I took another marker image and it corresponds as well at the 1 and 9. If you think they do as well then I need to get this coin attributed ASAP. </p><p>I had gone to a coin dealer last month which was referred to me by a pcgs dealer well him I showed him my best coins and he was interested in purchasing but only if I had them certified first. He told me that there are counterfits in circulation. Well if you think that this 68 is real in comparison I&#039;m also taking it to him and hear what he has to say about it since he can physically see it then go from there. Here is photo of another what I believe to be is a matching marker. Also I do recall whatching a video where at one time a bunch of coins where taken to the wrong mint and legitimately hit with another mint mark.&nbsp; Wishfull thinking but hoping it&#039;s the real deal.its the very last images on the 68S DDO- 002. I&#039;ll send this to you and get back to you with the exact coin verification number.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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