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Can anyone help with this ??? 1916 "D" ?????

Found this yesterday...any inputs ??? Could it be a "D" mint mark ??? I'm seeing double now..looked at it for so long...maybe I'm wishing too much . any and all help is appreciated.

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P.S. Here's a comparison photo of a 1916 "S" mint mark I found a while back. Now I really don't know looking at the "S" mark.
 

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Re: Can anyone help with this ??? 1916 "D" ?????

I was just looking up Dimes the other day.
And I came across a page for "dimes of Value"

its was listed as:
1916 D uncertified $600-$10,500
* no mint mark = $3-$20 (mint mark one)
*"S" =$4-$25
*"D" - RARE = Uncerulated $10,000 +

Sorry to bust your bubble, its a nice dime, but if it were a " D" you would see it!
There no "d" or "S" making it a mint mark one, or the most common of 1916.\

I'm not a expert, this is just what i have learned
 
Re: Can anyone help with this ??? 1916 "D" ?????

rubberdiver13 said:
so what is the "s" and "d" marks for..... :icon_scratch:, we dont have them on our coins, is it an area there minted in :icon_scratch:
Yes we do have them on our coins!
Take a look at these beauties:

1912-H-penny.webp

1919-H-penny.webp

1919-KN-penny.webp

Inherited from my Father's collection (not dug out of the ground) - 'H' struck at the Heaton Mint, Birmingham and the 'KN' being struck at King's Norton Metal Co.
 
Re: Can anyone help with this ??? 1916 "D" ?????

rubberdiver13 said:
...we dont have them on our coins...
Just found this:
1876-H-Halfpenny.webp
1876 Victorian Halfpenny - There is a H mint mark, this time just below the date (struck by Ralph Heaton & Sons, Birmingham) -
 

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