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Tilted And Filled Mint Marks

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Thanks to everyone on my other posts. I'm still learning obviously and have a long way to go. Going through the wheats, I have noticed that a few of the 1944s with titled Ds. I assume this was just sloppy punching?


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The 1936 D has a mint mark that is so thick that it doesn't seem to have a full center. Seems like a lot of extra metal here for it to be wear?

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The 1957 D has raised metal on the north west. Can die chips happen down in the mint mark?

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Tilted mintmarks are completely normal. They were all placed into the dies by hand, and some of them are not perfectly straight up and down - no biggie.

The 1936D is normal - this is just what the punch looked like then.

The 1957D took a hit and suffers from moved metal due to the hit.
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Thanks again for taking a look at my pennies! Maybe this will help some other people out who have noticed the same things.
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