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1 Cent 1859 From CCCS

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 Posted Yesterday   10:20 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Montgomery to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Hi,

Recently got a CCCS 1859 VF-30 with this mention Wide 9 Over Narrow 9, medal.

Where can I found more detail about this variety?

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You'll have to find the correct one visually, as there are many DP 9's. Since the last 9 was handpunched into the blank "185" die, there are many overstrikes. Make sure that it's not a 9/8. It would help with a photo so we can tell you what it is.

https://www.coinsandcanada.com/coin...nt-1858-1859
You can also look in the 2011 Charlton 65th edition for some of them.
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Adding to okie's comments. There is a website dedicated to 1859 cents: https://www.vickycents.com, currently there are 41 reverse dies with the 9 reengraved or repunched.

If it is a 9 over 8, then you'll need Rob Turner's book on the overdates, currently about 19 known reverse dies.

Please post a good clear photo of the full date.

edit to add: the "wide" 9 was only used on the overdate cents. Die wear and circulation can make the 9 look wide.
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I bit hard from the plastic. Hard to zoom too.
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 Posted Yesterday   10:25 pm  Show Profile   Check 1960NYGiants's eBay Listings Bookmark this reply Add 1960NYGiants to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
That looks like a 9 over 8. Specifically Reverse Die RD6.
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Thanks! Where can I found more informations about this die RD6?

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