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1946 S Inverted ?

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1946-S-Inverted-???


the bottom ones right side up

the top one ?

what you think
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Also right side up.
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the balls on the bottom ? or is it a different mint mark ?
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Looks to me like the triangle shape on the bottom of both MM's. Just my opinion of course.
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It appears to be what is referred to as a "ball serif" mint mark,and for a ball serif mint mark it is right side up,also there is not much of a value difference between the regular MM and the ball serif MM
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On the contrary...

There are three different mintmark styles for 1946S, and none of them are considered 'regular' - all have names. The ball serif mintmark is the least common of the three and is by far and away the most valuable. I will give anyone $10 each for any ball-serif 1946S cent that will grade MS64RD or higher. I pay $1.50 for the other two.
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Here is a copy of the paper I got my info from.
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Here are the three types for the 1946-S
1946-S-Inverted-???
The two types that Robert Neff has found.
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1946-S-Inverted-???
1946-S-Inverted-???

what do you think know?
i bought 45 rolls of 46s and just started going thru them.
i look for the srtaight egde from the ball down almost like a L
it sure looks like one to me and if it is not what mint mark is it ?
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