Attribution Gone Wrong. Third Time is the Charm

So I made terrible mistake about that 1820 large cent. I went way too fast and pegged it as a small date and by the reverse had to be an N-4. Nope.

So As Conder101 and others posted: it appears to be an N-13 which is super common. How did i miss that? The lack of obverse die cracks. Got better pictures. It might have the very, very start of a crack but not sure.

Seems to be a "rare" EDS of the N-13 which is even more scarce than the N-4 I originally had pegged it as.

Now if only I could mess up attributing an 1822 to find out it is a top pop N-14.....

 

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Four words for Ya,
Nice recovery, these are not in my area yet,
Nice large cent!

 

I might not be the best at math, but that seems like more than four words to me.

 

Wa Wa Wa Wah! are the four words.
Good night Folks!

 

Can I borrow four dollars?

 

I was obviously feeling a little honry last night,
sorry for the slight hijack of your thread. @planman2014

 

I'm assuming it was not your plan man?