Posted 02/28/2010 12:02 pm
Thanks coinsrfun!
I am assuming that the High 9 is the photo on the right; the tail of the 9 is higher on that one than the one on the left. If this is the case, I have the High 9, which is supposedly the scarce one. Any info on what these might be worth? All of the ones sold on Heritage that I looked at appear to be Low 9. I will photograph mine later on, but it definitely matches the photo on the right.
http://www.ashrap.com/
For some reason you cannot isolate individual pages to link to on this site. Click on one cent varieties and scroll down past the large cents to get to the 1929 photos.
I am assuming that the High 9 is the photo on the right; the tail of the 9 is higher on that one than the one on the left. If this is the case, I have the High 9, which is supposedly the scarce one. Any info on what these might be worth? All of the ones sold on Heritage that I looked at appear to be Low 9. I will photograph mine later on, but it definitely matches the photo on the right.
http://www.ashrap.com/
For some reason you cannot isolate individual pages to link to on this site. Click on one cent varieties and scroll down past the large cents to get to the 1929 photos.
Edited by copper nickel daddy
02/28/2010 12:05 pm
02/28/2010 12:05 pm
Minar, hope you enjoy your time here. It looks like a low nine to me. Best way to tell as previously shown is to lay a straight edge along date. Hard not to deceive ourselves when it's so close but the last nine is noticeably higher when measured with a straight edge.
