So, spence, I see that the value, in the case of your coin, a VI, is in the same relative position, i.e., roughly "7 o'clock" as the XV on my coin, but what I was asking, not very clearly admittedly, is the location of the value of the coin relative to the letters of the text....in the case of my coin, between the D and G while yours follows the G. I've seen others where the value is after the R or even the I. Do these variations represent denomination differences, year to year differences, differences in mints, something else or do they have little significance? Thanks for any info that anyone can provide.
























