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Posted 08/29/2015 09:00 am
1. Dot underneath eye (obverse)
2. 1 in 1856 embedded in bust
3. Reverse rim defect from approx. 12:00 to 1:00
#2 applies to N-6 and N-7 but #1 and #3 are exclusive to N-6, if I recall correctly. It's a common variety (R2), but in later die stages the reverse goes downhill quick. Grellman attributed a TDS example with about 1/4 of the reverse gone (lamination peel from the rim break.)
2. 1 in 1856 embedded in bust
3. Reverse rim defect from approx. 12:00 to 1:00
#2 applies to N-6 and N-7 but #1 and #3 are exclusive to N-6, if I recall correctly. It's a common variety (R2), but in later die stages the reverse goes downhill quick. Grellman attributed a TDS example with about 1/4 of the reverse gone (lamination peel from the rim break.)
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