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1845 Large Cent -What Variety ?

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Hi what variety is this 1845 large cents (note the E? flaw or ?) and thanks in advance


1845-Large-Cent--What-Variety-?

1845-Large-Cent--What-Variety-?
Cheers Don

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The E is not the result of a variety, it is a mutilation. I won't go into it in more detail on a family friendly forum. Drop me an email if you want further explanations.
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coin looks like it took a hit.
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What I ment was --is it N1,2,3,4,5,etc and yes the E was a flaw or damage --so I guess it is damaged
Thanks
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Deliberate damage.

As to the actual variety from the date position I can tell it is either a N-4 or N-5 (Both R-1 varieties) but that is the best I can do from the images.
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