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Help Regarding An 1859 Pc59 "45A3".

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I've recently starting taking an interest in die pairings for the 1859 large cent series and I am still having a bit of difficulty.

The coin in particular is a 45a3 (45a + j3) or at least that's what I though. The die cracks are near identical to the j3 reverse die, but the 5 is repunched die definitely, almost identically to the j7c reverse, but none of the die cracks of said j7c.

Does anyone know what this could be, if its a new die discovery or something else.

Thanks in advance.
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I think if you posted pictures of the Reverse and Obverse some help would come your way
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I'll be able to get some photos later this afternoon.
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A good way to identify Reverse J3 is the repair to loop 2. No other reverse die has a loop 2 repair like it.

Looking forward to the photos. You never know when something new might turn up!
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About the best I can get for now.


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J3 by the looks of the die crack at leaf 12.

Cheers, Bill
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J3 by the looks of the die crack at leaf 12.


I agree with Hounddog. The loop 2 repair looks like a match also.
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Thanks guys.
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