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64-P Kennedy Half Rev. Die Varieties

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Two 64's I found today ea. have diff. reverses. Obv's are the same.
I forgot if there were more than one die variety that year.
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Not that I know of. At least nothing significant. I believe the Accented Hair Proof has a reverse that has a broken ray but that's about it.
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Hi

Yes, I have found a few of the proof accented hairs.
One of the reverses on my 64-P has the same rev. That was what I was wondering about. The other one has the normal curved G in FG and the unbroken stars. Maybe both these reverses were used on the 64-P ?
I cannot seem to find my references on the reverse die's.
I think there were 3 total. Type 1,2,3
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