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I have a hard time identifying the obverse of these Victoria 5 cent coins what obverse would you say this is?

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 Posted 12/23/2011  11:18 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add DBM to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Not a very good pic
Not 1,3,or 4
I'll go with 2
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I'm sorry DBM I should have mentioned that the date is 1883 so it would obv 4 or 5.
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Not a very good pic
Not 1,3 or 4
Now I'll go with 5
No flat spot on the forehead
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1-flat wide rims,similar to 1858
2-homo sapiens forehead
3-simian forehead
4-neanderthal forehead
5-a minor touch-up to the OBV2 master die,upper lip not so prominent
Commit this to memory,then it's easy to identify
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Thanks for the Rule of Thumb formula DBM, but I still think I will need help to identify these coins for a while yet.
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