I Really Hope Everyone Likes This One 1956-D/D/D

Going to need a better photo. What attribution number is it?
John1

Everyone know they can magnafi right

Blowing up (zooming in) a low(er) resolution photo doesn't result in a sharper image. Appears you might have something. Hoping for better images--perhaps another two or three--very sharp pics taken at slightly different angles--not just 90 degrees vertical.

As always, full photos of the coin's obverse and reverse are very helpful in establishing overall context.

Thanks.

You are correct that the image can be magnified. However it's only sometimes that I can magnify posted images. When given a blurry image to start with, the best I can do with it is to end up with a blurry magnified pic, which is of zero benefit. Here is your pic magnified on my pc. and "saved as" jpg file which is where I get the file size reduction for a successful upload. file size 35.4 kb.


I hope this may be of some help in the learning process.
I know for me it took practicing taking it seems like a couple of hundred pics to get my first acceptable one..So hang in there. you will get it figured out.

It does look like you have something there with the mint mark. Just cant make a fair assessment with the pics..

It needs to be clear enough so we can determine if its something like I outlined, if that area isn't a shadow or a smashed down bit of the mint mark.