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1972 S LMC Mint Mark?

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Recently decided to open some 72s rolls while checking them I came across a few different mint marks in different positions and shapes any insight would be appreciated.

Look close at the mint mark. This one the top of the s is open and just below the seven.
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Notice top of the s mint mark is more closed and below seven in date
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Notice how this one is even bottom of seven
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This one is a different one also
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@cb, as to the position of the mintmarks, this process was done by hand to the dies in 1972 and so there is some natural variation. We typically say that if the mintmark is touching another design element (like the date) then you have something interesting.
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Looks like 1972 had one style,so the different looks might be from die wear.http://www.varietyvista.com/01a%20L...20Styles.htm
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Normal. Since the mintmark used to be punched in by hand, the locations varied on each die.
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Look close at the mint mark. Your getting very sleepy very sleepy It is a lil interesting the thickness of the S on the last pic. But the others are normal.
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