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1873 Newfoundland Five Cent - Obv. 1 Or 2 ?

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Friends, please help me to ID this Obverse of 5 cent 1873 - it is 1 or 2 ? And where on google there are some info with pics on these varieties? Thanks.

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this is an Obv 2 variety... Is it being offered for sale ?
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bobo13...Hi..Try the link below it might help you.

http://coinsandcanada.com/coins-pri...ts-1865-1947

By the way..dont you wish.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1873-5C-Lar...631276259367
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OBV2

OBV1 has single dots before and after Newfoundland
Obv2 has no dots before or after Newfoundland
Obv3 has a dot after Newfoundland

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1873-Obv-2-...43160&_uhb=1
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I would also agree with Obverse 2.
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Hi, thanks for the help! I understand the differences :)
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