1884 Obv.1 Large Cent Coin.

Dan, I have 8 but I'll send email about specifics. Didn't I already send this info to you?

I have three.
1st coin no die cracks on obverse or reverse no doubling.
2ND coin no die cracks on either side but a bit of reverse doubling on the 1 in the date the N and T in cent also have a bit of doubling in them.
3rd coin has a die crack on the obverse side vertical along side of the right side of the N in Canada no doubling.

I have 3 with no D/C's either side, 3 with just the D/C alongside the right leg of the N in Canada, and 2 with the Obv D/C at the N now appreciably bigger and also with the thick D/C through leaf #9 to the denticles. The 2 with the D/C's both sides also exhibit all the other Obv D/C's that we have noted in the past... through the tops of the T & I in Gratia, the ICT of Victoria, and the are &T of Victoria. The finnal coin that I looked at, especially must have been one of the last with that Rev die, as the crack at 6:00 (leaf 9) is huge and the Obv crack at the N is also getting very thick. I would also note that the left foot of the are in Gratia is recut. Some of my coins have the "Vicky crud" on them and I don't want to clean them and 2 are VG at best, so some D/C's may not show.

Correction to my post a few minutes ago. In Victoria, the D/Cs are through the tops of the ICT and RI. And the recut in Gratia is the foot of the "R", not the "are".

dan-in-cl Am trying to get GOOD pics.,but camera's macro is not working properly.I will keep trying. Borrow a camera,photo shop blow up,try a scan, or ? (Something has to work) Just hang in there

hhbkiddo, thanks for the info!

I could be mistaken, but that looks an awful lot like an obv.2 to me snaz.

definitely OBV 2.... dbl chin