You are viewing the CopperCoins catalog page for 1946S•1MM•076, a documented Lincoln cent die variety. This listing is cataloged as a Repunched Mint Mark, from 1946, and struck at the San Francisco Mint. It is recorded as S/S West. Below you will find 2 stages of identification photos and markers, catalog cross references, and reported values for coins minted with this die.
1946S•1MM•076
S/S West
- Type: Repunched Mint Mark (MM)
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- Design types · Design Varieties
- Mint mark type: Trumpet-tail S
- Obverse design type: Flat serif G obverse
- Reverse design type: Wheat reverse
Die Notes
Seen on the lower serif and extra thickness on top loop.
Cross references
- WEXLER: WRPM-052
Value guide
Found together in original rolls
Dies reported from the same original roll opening (including Roll Reveal finds).
Found in Roll Reveal #831 with:
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Reverse is EDS
- Closeup of repunched mintmark.
- Date for reference.
- N/S die scratch in 6 of date.
- Concentric die gouge between rim and IN GOD.
- Concentric die gouge between rim and IN GOD.
- Concentric gouges btween rim and area between WE and TRUST.
- Light concentric sratches in fron of ear.
- Generally N/S die scratches through and below O in ONE.
- Generally N/S die scratches through N in ONE.
- Generally N/S die scratches in firld next to E in ONE
- Generally N/S die scratches through T in CENT.
- Generally N/S die scratches through STATES and AMERICA.
- Generally N/S die scratches through and below OF
- Generally N/S die scratches through C in CENT and UNITED.
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Credit for this coin goes to: Eric Beyer
Reverse is LDS
- Closeup of repunched mintmark
- Date for reference.
- Small die dots on nose and nostril.
- Worn NNW die scratch from second T in STATES.
- Heavy die wear over E PLURIBUS.
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Credit for this coin goes to: Carl Ignatz
