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1970-S/S?

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Is there such a thing as 1970-S repuntched mintmark? If so, did I find one here? Thanks,



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There are a few... http://coppercoins.com br /
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There are a couple of RPM's listed for that coin. Yours look like the M.M. took a hit at one time or another. Not an RPM but damage. You have the large date 1970-S.
Look for the small date version. That coin brings a premium.
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There is such a thing, but from your picture, it just looks like your coin took a hit on the upper part of the MM, giving the appearance of doubling. A closer picture may help prove this one way or the other.

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That's the best picture I can do unless I invest more money. The S is very thick and tall, not like being smashed down.
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Did you check for a DDO? Looks like something above 970.
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