Found One An 1881-H Triple N

You will find heavily repunched and well-offset N's for many of the 1881 working dies. They used the master 1876 punch to make all the working dies and the '76 has single-serif N's in Canada and Regina. Every single '81 working die(except 1) had both N's repunched and, since it took 2-4 whacks with the hammer & punch, many of them have some pretty crude looking N's in either or both places, depening upon the skill of the whacker.

I keep all of these it's a great example of multiple re-punching.
As fourmack already mentioned this is the coin from page 305, I've had pretty good results in finding these but not so much with the coin on page 306 you'll have to add that one to your list.

Cheers, Bill

If you are working with large cents, then you need the 2011 (65th edition) of Charlton. DO NOT use the Charlton reprint of Jack Griffin's work (called Monograph 1 by Charlton) because the photos are matched incorrectly to the written descriptions on about 25% of the entries, especially the '59's and '81's. The 2011 Charlton is hard to find.

Well, my Charlton arrived and I've been digging and looking and did NOT find an 1881H to fit page 306. But I'll keep looking. Think I'll start with page 269 and go from there. Seems like a worthwhile project for cold, wet, windy days.

..Many of the Landon pieces did not advertise the varieties on the holder or in the sale descriptions..

$$$$ ..and it's all your.....but nasty green dots eating into it now...