Missing "S" Proof sets.

BigE2

Why is it the dime that is usually missing the mintmark?

MrMag

Werent there a few Kennedy's too?

but I dunno, that's a good question

CaptHenway

Three dime dies, one nickel, one cent.
Don't know why this would be, other than perhaps because the mint mark is in a less conspicuous area on the dime die, and therefore less likely to get noticed as being missing.
TD

garsmith

<< <i>Why is it the dime that is usually missing the mintmark? >>



The surface area was too small for them to fit it in

cladking

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<< <i>Why is it the dime that is usually missing the mintmark? >>



The surface area was too small for them to fit it in >>




A numis News author once suggested it was that the small surface area made
it easier to overlook. This sounds as plasible as any other theory.

The circ versaion ('82 NMM) is also a dime.