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Bedrock of the Community
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Reverse Type 2, so it's 1901 or later. Can't date the towel. :)
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There were two types in 1883 With CENTS and without ( E Pluribus Unum in place of CENTS) From 1883 on until 1913 they all had CENTS like this one does. This coin could be any of the V nickels except Type I or 1912 D or 1912 S. I am gonna have a little fun and guess it is dated 1904. Lets see how psychic I am? |
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Reverse Type 2, so it's 1901 or later. Was there a change on the reverse hub of the V nickel in 1900? That's news to me. Tell us more. |
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Pillar of the Community
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It was 1901. In 1901 the tip of the leaf above V went from far to close, and the AM went from touching to separated. NGC attributes them and you can see images here https://www.NGCcoin.com/variety-plu...s-1883-1913/ (scroll down). I've also noted changes to the leaf veins but this coin is too worn to see it. I only learned about it a few months ago. 1901 and 1902 have a mix of both types. |
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From these images, you have amazing eyesight to see the leaf length.
I cannot, but there is a variety further down the page you posted. Never knew of this. Ya learn something new every day.
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Save it off and zoom in.  |
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I said it had to be 1901 or later.
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Thanks for the obverse image.
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I had a great time reading those grades on the towel  Thanks for the laughs! |
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 Thank you kbbpll |
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Thank you for the information on the reverse hub change, I didn't know that.
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Pillar of the Community
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A little beauty? A majority of US collectors HATE the Barber Nickel. Nicknamed the "V" nickel (Roman numeral for five).
I suppose that if I had a NZ coin with a Kiwi on it I would love it as much as you do this humble coin.
Keep it safe.
Many of these coins did service during WW2 and survived into the 1950s in some parts of the country.
Value? Monetary very little.
Priceless to those who love this coin.
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Posted 08/17/2021 11:23 am
TG & kbbpll, sorry but you are both incorrect!!! 1908!
