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I'll leave it to the error experts.  to the CCF!
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Edited by coinlover1899 11/09/2017 3:34 pm
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Looks like it may be, but ive never owned one myself. Hopefully you'll get a more definitive answer.
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No definite answer here ,but it sure looks like a 2 feather variety . Too bad the coin is a low grade example . 
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I don't think so.The coin is well worn and there may have been some abraded die in the area in question as well, but part of the Third Feather is still visible.We are also looking at a tilted picture, I put it in a right order for better viewing. 
Edited by Chase007 11/09/2017 5:17 pm
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Most two feathers really only have two feathers, but the one in the link I showed you looks like there is a little of the third feather left.
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No doubt some evidence here.
Edited by Coinfrog 11/09/2017 5:58 pm
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Thanks everyone. I greatly appreciate all your input. I thought it looked pretty good myself. Does ANACS verify varieties? And I have seen a couple PCGS verified ones with a small area of evidence. So thought I'd give it a shot for the amount.
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