Posted 01/31/2014 10:38 pm
Hi, I collect 1920 pennies (NOT large cents) and have a "few" of them
, so I might be able to help.
Without an image I can only guess if your penny is an actual No Dot. But I know that the majority of coins claimed to be no dots are just worn/filled dots so even an image will often not help.
If the base of the reverse letters are in any way curved and not dead flat then your coin will be a Dot Below CBL (curved based letters) and they are over half of all 1920 pennies.
Fine to Very Fine condition covers a fair range. Not that scarce in F (fine) and 10X more common than VF.
True No Dots are well under 10% of all 1920 pennies.
, so I might be able to help.Without an image I can only guess if your penny is an actual No Dot. But I know that the majority of coins claimed to be no dots are just worn/filled dots so even an image will often not help.
If the base of the reverse letters are in any way curved and not dead flat then your coin will be a Dot Below CBL (curved based letters) and they are over half of all 1920 pennies.
Fine to Very Fine condition covers a fair range. Not that scarce in F (fine) and 10X more common than VF.
True No Dots are well under 10% of all 1920 pennies.
