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Great variety to have doctorman1941 now you need to find 2 more. Both have full T's and the second is at the A in GRATIA for doubling. The third the RP-ing on the left side of the D in CANADA.
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Strach-man: You are learning well, grasshopper. The 3rd type (the first 2 have the A in either Canada or Gratia repunched), I ID by just seeing that NEITHER of those A's are repunched. The small offset of the D in Canada and its location of the offset is sometimes hard to see. If you see that the T in Victoria has been made full, and Neither of the A's are repunched, then you have the 3rd type.
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If this helps! Here are pic. of the other 2 full footed T in Victoria Coin #1 with the DP A in Gratia    Coin #2 with no DP A's     Enjoy! MG |
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Nice find doctorman1941!
Thanks for info about the other two Strach-Man and okiecoiner.
Those are beautiful photos of the other two MG.
I'll start hunting for those now that I know what to look for.
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I've been looking for one of these 1876-H cents with the repunched A in GRATIA since viper posted a picture of it two years ago. I found one finally. This isn't a very good photo, but it's the best I can do until I get the coin in hand. Are these scarcer than the one with the repunched second A in CANADA?  |
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IMO, both of the re-punched A types are scarcer than the no re-punched A type. Here is a nice example of the latter I picked up a while ago. https://www.PCGS.com/cert/35428858The PCGS links are still having an issue. Hit refresh when the error page pops up and you should see it. Edited by bosox
11/08/2019 2:57 pm
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Rob
Nice coin you have there. I did know about the 1876 Full-T variety had a variety with no A's being re-punched. I thought the variety with no re-punched A's was the tougher ones to come by. Thanks for sharing that with us all.
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Very nice coin Rob!
Are there just the three dies with the re-punched T in 1876?
Strach-Man, you mentioned above in an old comment about one with re-punching on the left side of the D in CANADA. Is that a fourth one or just the third one without the repunched A's. I can see that re-punching on the D on the second coin viper pictured.
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Nice! You got the one with the re-punched second A of CANADA.
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Phil When Rob posted his picture of his 1876 Full-T I learned something new. Rob's coin is the first 1876 Full-T variety that I have seen that has no A's re-punched and the D in Canada has no minor re-punching to it.
Rob's coin show us that the 1876 Full-T variety now has 4 different variety to it.
I refer to the minor re-punching to the D in Canada as the 3 variety which would make Rob's coin number 4.
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Strach-Man, if Rob's coin doesn't have the re-punched D that would make 4 varieties! I looked at the picture of Rob's coin, but it's not a large enough photo for me to tell for sure about that D. A closeup photo of the D would help.
Viper's coin has a die crack at the I of DEI and Rob's doesn't, but those could be two die states of the same die.
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Mine is the same die as Viper's. If you click on the PCGS photo, it expands. 3 types.
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I also have all three type 1876 full serif T's the one that took me the longest to find was the doubled A in Gratia I have one of those but several of the other two
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11/14/2019 10:21 am
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Posted 08/09/2017 3:55 pm
. Please stop finding more varieties ! Now I have to look for 2 more - I'm doomed...
