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1919 I London Obverse Penny?

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aussie1984
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All 1919 pennies have the London obverse.
Watch your top knot
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The l under the bottom scroll is what I am curious about
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What looks a bit like an I is more likely a dot and a rust pit in the die being nearly conjoined and looking a bit like an I. Or it might be a case of a mint technician using 2 blows with a punch to whack a dot into a die and the 2nd blow was off a tad. The hubs and dies used on the 1919 penny were either locally produced or imported from London and were not used in India.
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