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The coin in question is a 1945-S/S Lincoln Cent. The top S is a trumpet-tail, but I cannot identify the S underneath. The closest in appearance is the sans-serif S from 1946, but how could that be possible? Alternatively, I thought perhaps an older S mintmark from 1943-1944 (with straight serifs). That also seems unlikely. Any insight or suggestions are appreciated.





The coin in question is a 1945-S/S Lincoln Cent. The top S is a trumpet-tail, but I cannot identify the S underneath. The closest in appearance is the sans-serif S from 1946, but how could that be possible? Alternatively, I thought perhaps an older S mintmark from 1943-1944 (with straight serifs). That also seems unlikely. Any insight or suggestions are appreciated.
























