1954 S Lincoln Wheat Cent RPM? S Is Touching The 9

So they are displaced mintmarks. No arguement here. I do argue that they aren't worth anything more than any other coin of the date and mint unless there's some other reason for the value, such as a doubled die, repunched mintmark, or an error of some sort.

Also you might find that the term 'displaced mintmark' generally refers to mintmark doubling in which the secondary mintmark is completely removed from the primary mintmark and touch another design element. They do not include mintmarks that are punched within the tolarated area that happen to touch a device.

Anyhow, my offer is open and on the table. I will begin putting a couple of rolls of 'displaced mintmarks' together this evening, and should have them done by the end of the week.