A Victoria Cents Lot

Check the letters in the Obverse (Vicky side) to look for letters that are doubled on the 1881. The 1894 might be the one worth the most (bottom left). You definitely need to keep going back to those stores.

After looking at the new photo of the '94, it appears that there is some environmental damage .. acetone might help it if it is still soft, but be careful and very gentile with something very very soft.

Although as a collector, I'm not by nature a completist, once I started finding so many large cents kicking around in the "bargain" bins, I decided to see if I could assemble a full set with only such being my source. Up to now, I don't believe I've paid more that $1 for any of them, with the only holes remaining in my Whitman No. 9061 being both 1891 varieties, the 1897 and 1900, and (this being a really tough one) the 1907-H.

'94 is a relatively harder to find date. Look for the "bold" or "fat" 4 where the handpunch digit is in a different font, easily seen on the diagonal.