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1838 Large Cent Help---- N-11 , N-15 Or 16 ?

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This 1838 Large Cent has a broken N on the reverse. After looking at it closely and all three mention varieties I am leaning towards N-11. But the dentilation on the reverse is weak which leads me to 15 or 16 . I'm pretty sure its not N-16 as the E in Liberty is above the R. But an N-15 on heritage looks like the E is above the R. So I guess it's between 11 and 15. Any help would be appreciated.



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the position of the date looks like N11 (N15 is supposed to have a strong peaked 1, which I don't see in yours).
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Looks like mid to late state of N-11 (which was originally called N-13) On N-15 the obv was new and the dentilation was bold. On the 15 the reverse dentilation is almost gone even on MS pieces
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