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1851 Large Cent N-5 Or 45?

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this one is tricky because I cannot see any definite markers for either variety. http://www.ebay.com/itm/31158761165...RK:MEBIDX:IT
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I don't have Grellman's third edition so I don't know anything about N-45. Does it have the same obv as N-5? The date position definitely seems to be N-5, and I think I can see the lump that develops to the right of T in LIBERTY. Other than that the pictures really aren't that great. I don't see the lump that develops at the bottom left of the E in CENT.
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yes it does have same obverse. I could not see lump at e in cent either. the t lump was not obvious to me either. maybe in hand it will be easier to see
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I'll guess N-5, only because there seems to be a little space between the upper right corner of the ON(E) and the leaf, whereas on the N-45 it almost touches. Just a guess.
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