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1977 D Roosevelt Dime - Is The MM Location Unusual?

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Is the placement of either of these 1977 -D dime mint mark unusual? I've looked at several others and never found one placed so far to the left before (above between the two 7's)
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To CCF! Because mint marks used to be punched in by hand into the coin dies, mint marks locations varied. They were punched in by hand until 1989. 1989 was the last year that the U.S. Mint punched the mint mark in by hand.
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to the CCF

E&V has this correct - these are normal and expected mint mark locations from when the mint punched them by hand into the working dies.
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Yes, hand punched at the time...
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It's a bit odd to be placed so far left, but it's a legal position for the mint mark on a dime.
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