Posted 09/12/2022 7:13 pm
This is not a Newcomb-14 variety. Two specific obverse markers that make this not match against a graded PCGS example are Star 12 and the circular scribe line. Your example has Star 12 positioned directly centered above a dentil, while the PCGS example has it positioned between two dentils. The scribe line differs from both examples, as your coin has the scribe line (noticeable around stars 1-3) far from the dentils, while the PCGS example has the scribe line directly through the dentils.
The reverse shows the lettering farther from the wreath, particularly S-2 in STATES.
My resources for attributing large cents is limited, although confirming a variety is quite simple. We'll have to wait for someone else to correctly identify the Newcomb variety.
The reverse shows the lettering farther from the wreath, particularly S-2 in STATES.
My resources for attributing large cents is limited, although confirming a variety is quite simple. We'll have to wait for someone else to correctly identify the Newcomb variety.
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