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Bedrock of the Community
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For better depth history of each particular issue get a copy of Crosby. But don't ignor the NDU site it is a great primer.
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Great deal! I want some now.
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Pretty good buy for the money. I would have bought that myself without batting an eye. Good job!
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I have picked up three more Colonial coppers for under $75 and was able to the book for under $30. I'm really looking forward to getting the coins and the book. It will be nice to look up varieties for myself.  |
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Bobby is supposed be giving me images of the 1785 Nova Contellatio. Hopefully, I will get them to post by tomorrow morning before we leave for the day.
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Nice! I agree with ANACS after seeing the new pics.
Very fine corrosion and nice color!
I still say Crosby 5E.
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I'll second the Crosby 5-E! If you look below the R in LIBERTAS (perhaps with a loupe, SusanLynn!) you'll see a row of five or six triangular denticles, angling up to the bottom-left of the upright of the T. I think you'll find these on late die state 5-E's. Not sure how they got there, though; they don't look like a straightforward clash.
Of course, you could just count the leaves; 26 pairs, and a 5-E it is!
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04/06/2013 6:14 pm
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