As long as we are picking on one for me; here is another

fcloud

Here is one where some people don't believe this is an inverted S. To me it is obvious.

Pick on this one, too.

MsMorrisine

your pictures of the S are upside down

fcloud

<< <i>your pictures of the S are upside down >>



LOL.. Thanks for the laugh!

MsMorrisine

my kid thinks it's upside down, too.

Raybo

Do you have an image of a "proper S" for compairison?

Ray

Katrina

Sooooooooo your say'n you prefer innies to outies??

fcloud

<< <i>Do you have an image of a "proper S" for compairison?

Ray >>



Both of these are from 1942, but the one on the right is the normal S with Serifs.

MsMorrisine

not controversial enough!

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fcloud

<< <i>Then what is the one on the left, it doesn't match the inverted S from the ist post and doesn't match the normal S on the right >>



1942 was a transition year. About half had the san serif (no serif as seen on the left), and half had the serifs (as seen on the right). The inverted S is the Serif type.

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fcloud

<< <i>OK, so which is the rarest and I will check out my short set and spin the dice to see which am I blessed with! >>



As far as these san serif or serif go no real value change. Some my go toward the san serif, but they pretty much sell for the same price for the grades.

lkeigwin

Looks inverted to me. I agree.
Lance.

ricko

Inverted.... Cheers, RickO

coindeuce

Ask Wondercoin about the 1942-S Washington quarter with inverted S that I sold to him. I didn't photograph it before shipping it.

19Lyds

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<< <i>Do you have an image of a "proper S" for compairison?

Ray >>



Both of these are from 1942, but the one on the right is the normal S with Serifs.

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It looks like MMS-004 on the left and MMS-005 on the Right.

Bookmark this page on Mintmark Styles for San Francisco.

The mintmark in the first post is inverted as well.

johnny9434

inverted. i guess so