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1892 1c, OBV 2 Or 4?

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OK, now that I see the N in Regina clearly (as well as the DEI)and consulting with Rob's book on the 1890/1892 mintages, I'll change my opinion to a 4, even though the initial thumbnail photos made the neck truncation/bead junction look like a 2. I consulted the 1892 master and he, too, thinks it a 4, but also said that "with the caveat that pictures can fool you".
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Besides the large die crack through the C in Victoria, what other D/C's are there? That Obverse is not in Rob's 90/92 book. This exercise DID make me look at my '92's and I found 20 Obv 2's, equally split between full and broken serif N's in Regina.
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