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1946 Inverted S Lincoln Wheat Cent - Is This One Of Them?

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Not sure if this is the one, the bottom portion of the S is what is throwing me off thinking it just might be a inverted ball , because the top doesn't look like it. Anyway, here are 2 pictures.

1946-Inverted-S-Lincoln-Wheat-Cent---Is-This-One-Of-Them? 1946-Inverted-S-Lincoln-Wheat-Cent---Is-This-One-Of-Them?


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It looks like a sans sarif to me.I posted a copy of an article from Coin World a while back,it should still be here somewhere.Hope I helped a little.
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Thanks John1

I'm thinking it's not ,but like I mentioned, the bottom is suspect- maybe its die wear etc that's making it look like a ball that was flattened when its really not.
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chuck, normal MMS-004 with a hit on the bottom.
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chuckster 125, I found the post I told you about it was posted on 3-5-09 by 909records,i don't know how to link it here though,sorry.
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Thanks - but don't worry about it, the coin IS NOT an inverted S

Appreciated your help!
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Here is an image of an inverted one.
1946-Inverted-S-Lincoln-Wheat-Cent---Is-This-One-Of-Them?
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