1928-S large and small "S"'s

Thanks for the discussion!

Are you only going to write an article on the SLQ's or are you going to include cents too?

 

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I just noticed something on this picture. The large S has trumpet serif's at both ends of the S. The small S has a ball serif at the top of the S and a trumpet at the bottom.

The image on LCR shows both large and small with trumpet serifs on both ends! All of my 28-S's have trumpets on both ends too. Is there another variety with a ball serif?

 

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I think I see one or yours that may not...let me check the photos again...

Speedy

 

Nobody on this forum owns at large S Lincoln in MS? :whistle:

 

The 2 in post #24 and the top one in post #30 look more like a Large S than the others...check them out in person and see what you think.

Speedy

 

I think this is what you are looking for, Thad. And just to mess up your stats, that makes 2 out of teh last 4 28-S's I have as the large "S" variety.

 

AWESOME! What do you grade that coin at? Do you have any full pics?

I'd like see some more with MM close-up pics. :eat:

 

The coin is nothing fantastic. I would probably give it a 62, or maybe a 63.