Has anyone seen a 1994 Memorial sent with a D over an S mint mark
Markcapps
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Has anyone seen a 1994 Memorial sent with a D over an S mint mark
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Markcapps
Posts: 5 ✭
Markcapps
Posts: 5 ✭
Markcapps
Posts: 5 ✭
Markcapps
Posts: 5 ✭
Has anyone seen a 1994 Memorial sent with a D over an S mint mark
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No, and it doesn't exist
If you think you have one, can you post a picture?
No such thing exists.
What we'll see is either a beat up coin with damage in the mintmark area, or a plating blister.
No such thing.
Welcome to the Forum. Don't be shy. Lol. Show us a pic. Enquiring minds want to know.
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It's probably just a die chip.
At that late date, the mint marks were on the hubs and not being punched into the individual dies. There's no easy way for that to happen. And, if it did happen, there would be tens of thousands of coins out there.
@Markcapps.... Welcome aboard.... Likely some Post Mint Damage (PMD), but show us a picture and we can give you a conclusive answer. Cheers, RickO
I believe by that time the mintmark was not punched separately into the die, so it would technically be impossible.
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How do I post a picture
https://us.v-cdn.net/6027503/uploads/editor/2b/rfzcjpb0hjnw.jpeg
A decent picture, but not a D/S. I suspect it is a ripple in the copper plating caused by the radial expansion of the planchet past the edge of the D in the die.
Welcome aboard and congratulations on posting your first picture link.
Next time try using the "attach image" button listed above. It is the "landscape picture frame".
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copper plating issue - very very common
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