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1838 Large Cent Variety Look

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I think this LC is an N-11 since I can see most of the PUPs except for one. I'll post a close-up of it.


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I am looking for the same short die scratch from the top right corner of the 'E' to the corona line on both coins. IMO my 'E's width is diminished from corrosion on the right side of the 'E' making the somewhat darker scratch/bump not appear over the top corner surface of the 'E'.

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Do the other features on both sides of the coin seem to support an N-11?

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It looks like it has the broken right upright of the N in CENT and that is the key. That rev is on N-11/13, 15, and 16. On 15 and 16 the ie is worn to the point that the dentcals were gone. Yours still shows the dentical clearly so if the N upright is broken it is N-11/13 (N-1 and N-13 are two different die stages of the same variety, without and with the obv Cud. Yours has no Cud so if the upright is broken it's N-11.)

Here is a high grade N-11 so you can see what the upright is like. Also note that the N in ONE is similar.

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