It was probably about half way through the box when I saw brownish toned 1950... and somehow, I knew... I just had a feeling... and sure enough, when I turned it over... D!!!! It's weird how you can simultaneously expect something and not be able to believe it. I had a feeling it would happen, and yet, looking at it, I couldn't believe it. I just can't believe it. I just.... don't believe it

Upon further inspection, I realized that treasured mint mark is very far to the right. Nowhere near the Monticello. Almost touching the rim. Is that normal? I'll try to figure out how to get some pictures of it on here soon, but until then, does anyone know if this seems wrong? I looked at some pictures on Ebay, and some of them have the mint mark far to the edge of the coin, while some don't. Does it just vary from coin to coin? I know this coin isn't very valuable today, but it was more valuable in the past. At least some counterfeits do exist. Do you think I have much to worry about with a coin like this?
As you may now by now, am a rather paranoid man. Is it too paranoid for me to think this coin might not be real?
EDIT: I also found a nice 1941-D to replace the badly worn one I had in my album. And a 2009-D, for what it's worth. What a box!