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1946-D LWC Don't Know What I Have Here?

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I don't see a major hit but I could be wrong?
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It looks like the date and mint mark took a big hit and circulation has smoothed out damaged area. I'm thinking it's just PSD.







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Impressed crater pushing metal toward edges. Damage.
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Well first of all the 1946 year was known for the weaker '46' on pretty much all the coins.
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As the dies wore down, the 46 became a lot weaker like you coin shows.
I've seen some with a strong mintmark and 19, but the 46 was weak. Note the 3 close ups of the date: there is a trench where something had damaged the mintmark and the 4 on the date on your coin. So it looks like a bit of damage on that area of the coin.


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Not a major hit, but a hit nonetheless.
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Roger ALL....I'll take the HIT, jajajaja
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