1835 O-108 (R-3) Low grade, VG-08? But I got it for a great price [IMG] [IMG]
1835 O-106 R-1 Grade: VF R-1 Obv: 4 Rev: E Diagnostics: Obverse: 1 leans right, 5 recut at stand. Reverse: 4 stripes have 1 line each...
1835 O-105 R-1 Grade: VG R-1 Obv: 3 Rev: D Diagnostics: Obverse: Stars 3 & 8 each have a recut point. Reverse: Diagonal defect ridges...
1835 O-103 R-3 large obv lamination . [IMG] [IMG]
1835 O-103 R-3 Grade: VF R-2 Obv: 2 Rev: B Diagnostics: Obverse: Oval area between curl & headband. Reverse: Die defect lines between...
1835 O-102 R-3 Grade: VF R-3 Obv: 2 Rev: A Diagnostics: Obverse: Oval area between curl & headband. Reverse: 5 recut, top of I in...
1835 O-101 (R-1) Counterstamp "SD" [IMG] [IMG]
Now for 1835! 1835 O-101 (R-1) VF? [IMG] [IMG]
not a cud, most likely previously in a 'lucky cent' holder
Most collected? Traditionally the Lincoln cent
As Conder said: Are they both in existence? Or just photos?
very neat, congrats
nice ones, congrats
no
'' I'm not sure of the year, but it was a Tuesday. As I recall.
not a DDO
very small rim cud, pieces of the die broke off.
and FYI It is doubleD die
Are those scratches to the right of the date?
no, not real. Look at the date
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