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1859 Large Cent Wide Date Question

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Are there wide dates without them being the 1859/8?

I see nothing on the 9 on this coin. I could be wrong and it's a narrow date, though.

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I've been staring at coins so long now I can't tell anymore, so I'd appreciate a few other opinions.
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Straightened it up slightly and re-drew the line.

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Narrow and wide for 1859 refer to the 9 itself and not the date spacing. Yours is narrow 9, wide 9s are all 9/8.
"Dipping" is not considered cleaning...
-from PCGS website
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No wonder I was confused.. thanks DBM.
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If you're not tired of looking yet.
http://www.vickycents.com/
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I agree and also highly recommend Doctor Haxby's web site. The link
is posted in the previous response (DBM).

The inner hollow of the narrow 9's is oval, whereas the hollow is
nearly circular on the 9/8's.

Dr. Haxby admirably identified several hundred die marriages of the narrow 9.

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