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new to forum would there be two types of the tp1 large cent I think I may have one but its not like the one in the 2016 Charlton page 41 Ill try to get a scan up as soon as I figure out how to do it
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There are any number of triple punched 59's. The last digit 9 was handpunched into the working dies and it took 2-4 whacks with a hammer and punch to get it deep enough. After each whack, the punch was hardened and the die softened, so it was hours, days, weeks later that it was complete.
I have at least 4 different types of triple punched '59's, mostly showing at the knob. You can not go by the 2011 (65th edition) of Charlton as your only guide and I was heavily involved in writing it. We only put a few examples of what could be found for each date... it is NOT an exhaustive guide. It is/was BY FAR a very small portion of varieties that are out there.
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12/10/2016 04:55 am
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Welcome to the forum! You can check on Dr. Haxby's catalog of 1859 Narrow 9 cents. The website is www.vickycents.comUnder the "ID my coin" tab, there is a section "ID by reverse markers". There you can click on the 9 to find photos of dates with repunched 9's. Or post your photos and someone on the forum will identify it for you. Edited by Phil310
12/09/2016 7:46 pm
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We usually see coin photos as being much better than "scans".. Quote:
I have at least 4 different types or triple punched '59's Okie..One day you'll have to get pics up of these many varieties of yours.. ..and if that's not possible,..then at least check out the quick photos of the 9's at .. http://www.vickycents.com ..and pass on his #'s to us and we will get a view of Dr. Haxby's photos..(of your examples). . . Edited by DEVLEC
12/09/2016 9:13 pm
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Haxby E7a
Haxby E22b (TP9-2)
Haxby E37
Haxby P4 (TP9-1)
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Devlec: As you know, I am a creature of habit and old school. I don't even know how to operate a cell phone, let alone ever own one. I haven't taken a photo in over 15 years, but sometime use my QX5 to store something for posterity. Most of my stored QX5 shots are over 10 years old. I bought a nice Nikon camera with great telephoto 3 years ago, but have yet to take it out of the box. You'll be looking at sod roots before I ever get around to posting photos.
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Devlec: As you know, I am a creature of habit and old school. That makes two of us for sure...  ..but maybe not quite as old school in my case..I also do not own a cell.. ...but I do know how to hit someone elses little green phone button if I need to.. Quote:
I haven't taken a photo in over 15 years Now I didn't know that.. You will also have to bring your toys out to play at our next meeting...  .. Edited by DEVLEC
12/10/2016 11:13 am
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Haxby E7a
Haxby E22b (TP9-2)
Haxby E37
Haxby P4 (TP9-1) Now I do have a few Haxby E 37's..but I don't see the triple 9's in it.... What am I missing on that one please..?..  ..? |
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Now I do have a few Haxby E 37's..but I don't see the triple 9's in it....
There is repunching to the right of the main 9 and also repunching to the left at the top of the 9. I hadn't noticed that either until CV called it a triple. Very neat! Edited by Phil310
12/10/2016 11:42 am
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Here is a TP1. Now in a correctly attributed PCGS holder at AU-55. I also have a TP2 in an unattributed MS-63RB holder. Not sure if any have been graded higher, but I think they are still close to the highest graded.  http://www.victoriancent.com2011 & 2025 Fred Bowman Award Winner, 2020 J. Douglas Ferguson Award Winner, & 2022 Paul Fiocca Award Winner. Life Member of RCNA.
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There is repunching to the right of the main 9 and also repunching to the left at the top of the 9. I hadn't noticed that either until CV called it a triple.
Very neat! Thanks bosox for showing the great ones again..Shouldn't that T2 in the above photo actually be your TP-1 in AU55..? Thanks for the added info Phil310 and CV.. I will have to go looking again...see if I can get a better pic of both sides of that 9..in the E 37 triple..or maybe CV can also post some of his great triples..maybe E 37 for starters.. . Edited by DEVLEC
12/10/2016 3:28 pm
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I bought it about ten years ago in the DP T2 holder. It is now in a TP1 holder. My TP2 in 63 was the coin photographed for page 293 of the 2011 Charlton catalog.
http://www.victoriancent.com2011 & 2025 Fred Bowman Award Winner, 2020 J. Douglas Ferguson Award Winner, & 2022 Paul Fiocca Award Winner. Life Member of RCNA.
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E37 Triple 9 - here is a MS65 example. I've struggled with whether to call it a minor Triple 9, but I do believe it qualifies. It may in fact be a quad 9.  The tripling is clear on the knob, the body of the 9 on the right, and for the loop it's clear that there is repunching to the left and a different repunching to the right....within the loop however there is some evidence of quadruple or quintuple punching.  Edited by canadian-varieties
12/10/2016 5:12 pm
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