zxcccxz, the easiest way to tell OBV1 from OBV2 is by the forehead. OBV1 has a quite rounded forehead while OBV2 has more of a transitional sloping curve. If you compare one of each for a while you'll soon be able to tell the difference at a glance.
"Dipping" is not considered cleaning... -from PCGS website
Thanks DBM. I'm not really good at all the variety stuff and don't really try to discriminate between obverses unless there is a significant difference in value. This is my latest pick up on ebay at just $7.
Hey I've got 1894 20 cent coin and it pictures are upside dwn I brought coin guy he try tell me five bucks and don't think that's true cause it's so rare can't find anything about it so if anyone knows how many there r or how much it worth
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