Posted 01/12/2025 6:19 pm
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I didn't know that there was any Obv 3a for the 1892's. ALL of the C's in Canada for the Obv 3's were closed, or almost so. It's definitely an Obv 3 because of the long cross-bars on the E's
I didn't know that there was any Obv 3a for the 1892's. ALL of the C's in Canada for the Obv 3's were closed, or almost so. It's definitely an Obv 3 because of the long cross-bars on the E's
It might be a Charlton catalogue term as the 2024-25 issue references obverse 3 as an open C and obverse 3a as a closed C. I definitely see what you mean about the long cross-bars on the E's.
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I couldn't find your Obv specifically in Ron Turner's book on the 90's and 92's.
I couldn't find your Obv specifically in Ron Turner's book on the 90's and 92's.
I ordered volume 1 and 2 of 1858 Cents of Provincial Canada yesterday. I probably should have ordered the one you are referring to as well.
