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20 Cent 1875-S — Is This An FS-301?

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I see the top of an 8 in the denticles below the 8, but I think I also see something below the 7 and I don't see that variety anywhere (something below both the 8 and 7). Am I seeing things?

I'm pretty sure the mintmark is repunched, just like FS-301 and 302.

Thanks for your help!

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I can see the 8 in the denticles when I click on the enlarged pictures you provided. I'm not sure about under the 7.

The best assistance I can give is a link to the online version of the Double Dimes book by Brunner and Frost which by chance mentions misplaced digits http://doubledimes.com/1875S-Summary.html

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Thank you. This is incredibly helpful!
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 Posted 10/10/2018  7:13 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add MeadowviewCollector to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply

I'm glad it was helpful for you as I simply do not have the fine skills needed to help narrow it down further.

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Looks like a BF12 but hard to tell in the photos, some acetone applied to the coin may help dislodge some of the darker gunk, and make any die breaks/scratches easier to ID.
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