Is this a 1964 type C ?

I cannot see any difference between the 1965 and this. Is it a type C, or am I missing something ?

Thanks

 

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It is difficult to tell from your photo but my first reaction is no since the leaves are too washed out over OLLAR.

Look for sharp, distinct leaf tips as illustrated below (Specifically that little fellow underneath the arrowheads):

 

Thanks, I opened the first roll and a lot of really nice (for being circulated) ones were in it. I started looking for the strong tail feather strike first along with sharp arrow points, and of course there were 1/2 dozen I set aside. Searching these will definitely make your eyes go buggy as I was told.

Next I will look for the errors.

Thanks again.

 

....perhaps this may clear things up.

 

Actually, that was one of the PUP's I thought matched.

Thanks for the pic.

 

Sorry to be so dumb, but I have never seen one and getting to a coin shop is problematic, as I don't drive any more. Arranging transport is a real pain. LOL

Thanks again for posting that pic.

 

The 1964 D Type C is extremely difficult to locate. Those arrows have to be really, really sharp. It is hard for me to tell from your photo if they are or not. TC

 

I think I need to post a better pic. The arrows on this one sure look as sharp as the arrows on the 1965 when I laid them side by side. But as I was going through a few with strong tail feathers, I got sidetracked by what may have been an over-strike with a funky looking "Q". LOL At least finding these few rolls of 1964's has kept me entertained for quite a while. And I am far from done ?

Thanks. I will see what I can do with the camera, the scan doesn't seem to capture the detail.