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1864 Indian Head Cent, Bronze, No "L" For Grading. New Scope Photos.

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 Posted 02/05/2018  10:34 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add paralyse to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
On that note, a question. What happened that caused this dramatic shift in the position of the 1 and 8? I thought only the last two digits were punched into the coin; is that only for later coins?
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Just to clear up any confusion, this is in fact a "with L" since it is the S-1.
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You are correct. With "L" -- Snow S-1, RPD-001.

Makes my $9.25 investment seem OK to me.
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