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1841 O Seated Dimes

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Can someone post a shot of the 1841 Seated dime w/large O and a shot w/small O. I have 2 that are the same but would love to see a comparison.
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I'm assuming you have the more common closed bud reverse type. Here are the large and small mintmark sizes (Images from The Definitive Resource for Liberty Seated dime Variety Collectors by Gerry Fortin

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Thanks.......that worked out great!
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How can one distinguish closed bud versus open bud...
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One the closed buds the buds are longer and oval, on the open buds they are round and the ends are split open. Also look at the leaf cluster by the U. If the outermost leaf is leaf 1 the on the Closed bud the point of leaf 2 is left of center of the U. On the open bud the point of leaf 2 is below the right edge of the U. (This is if viewed with the you in the upright position. And I erred badly in my first post. The CLOSED bud varieties are the rare ones. I called them the common variety in my first post. Both of the two pictured are closed bud. This is an open bud:
1841-O-Seated-Dimes

And to add extra confusion, there is also a medium O. So you have small, medium, and large. This is a medium O open bud.
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thank you
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Interesting peice
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