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1918/7 SLQ ?

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What does everyone think?


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Far from an expert on this series but, I do not think so. Bottom hole in the 8 looks way too round to be the overdate.
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Yours does not appear to be the overdate, sorry.

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There doesn't seem to be the usual stem of the 7 passing through the hole of the 8. Your coin isn't an overdate.
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Not an expert on the series ... but a Google search through photographs of the over-date lead me to conclude your example is not one of them.

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If you check heritage auctions it's free to join you will notice 90% of 18/17 s there no top step. Liberty's left foot appears to be floating. Also inside the robe next to the 4th star you should see the E clash from the reverse now many time you'll see the e even on regular 18s but almost all over dates will show the E plus an I under that and usually some more lettering comming through next to the third star on the right.
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no, sorry
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