I was looking at numismedia.com. For the 1972 penny and others they had something I would like to have Explained. It was 1972/72. What is the difference between just 1972 or 1972/72?
Usually this is an indication of a doubled letter or number. Example is the 1942/41 Mercury dime. This is a 1942 made over a 1941 date. Possibly that indication was ment to say the same thing. A 1972 over a 1972. You see this a lot with many coins.
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