Two Nice Large Cents

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  1. Randy Abercrombie

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    Yes sir they are!
     
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  3. Eduard

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    As mentioned, the 1802 variety S-241 posted shows 3 interesting and clear engraving errors on the reverse. It is an interesting type; however, the best known '3-errors' cent, and also a Red Book variety is actually 1801, S-219.

    S-219 shows an even more dramatic series of reverse errors than S-241: 'U' struck over inverted 'U' (making the result look like 'II'), Left stem on wreath WAS LEFT OUT, and a denominator which reads '1/000' instead of '1/100'.

    I only have a low grade example of S-219, but it shows all 3 errors clearly.

    one cent 1801 S-219 3-errors reverse OBV1 N  - 1.jpg one cent 1801 S-219 3-errors reverse REV1 N  - 1.jpg
     
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  4. micbraun

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    That’s so wrong. They should have known that only...

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  5. Conder101

    Conder101 Numismatist

    Bit of trivia about that 1802 rev. It was used to make the 1802 S-241 AFTER it was used to make the 1803 S-243.
     
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