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1882 Large Cent Variety Quad D

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I've been visiting e-bay lately over the last week and found a few 1882 varieties in high grades couldn't resist buying this one. 1882 with the quad punched D in Canada
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Yea Jim ... I always liked that one. They go well with the micro-D from a different D.
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The 1882-H is definitely a cherrypicker's playground! Nice find, and great photos.
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The 1882-H is definitely a cherrypicker's playground!

I agree. Nice example of that one Jim!
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