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Good afternoon, I am very new to collecting, but I found this on PCGS app.  |
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Looks to be the 1940 reverse. Is there a serif on the second S in States? Edit: Quote:
Look for the serif at the top of the S in PLURIBUS @Zurie is correct in his post below. I misspoke. It is the S in Pluribus that would be different. "Nummi rari mira sunt, si sumptus ferre potes." - Christophorus filius Scotiae
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04/28/2023 8:52 pm
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I think so, yes.  |
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Jdoe, I found that picture, too. This coin seems to have features of both reverses as far as steps go, so I'm hoping there's a more nuanced way to tell. My eyes are blurry at this point! haha
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Look for the serif at the top of the S in PLURIBUS.  |
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I thought I had posted that before, so sorry! There were so many pictures, though. Looks like it's a 1938 reverse based on this S.  |
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Yes, that's definitely a reverse of 38. Beautiful key date Jefferson—great find!
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Yes Zurie has it right the S in pluribus has no serif so it's a 1938 or Type 1
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wavy steps = reverse of 1938
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Thank you, Zurie and everyone!! I couldn't believe I found TWO of these in the rolls from Loomis this week! Definitely hanging onto both. I really appreciate y'all sharing your knowledge and in my excitement!
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