I had identified it as a J-6 on my submission, came back J-1.
Noted. Received this back after sending it in for restoration -- 11002.96 So how do "No Service" vs "No Decision" PCGS genuine codes compare?...
So this is currently due back from PCGS later today -- and it looks like it may have been certified as a genuine 1792 1C J1 (not J6), though its...
Fair -- the obverse is certainly rougher. Would corrosion eat away less dense features of the coin before more dense? I would think yes....
Looking at the reverse, the sprigs inside the wreath being present would indicate it is the G*WPt cent...no other large cent of which I am aware...
I already sent it off to PCGS for some insight / restoration if they can do anything. My guess is no on both the restoration and identification...
Another good comparison -- note how the characters that overflow the planchet match dimples on the edge of the planchet -- S, U, even the dimple...
Ok, but seriously, this is the last one...note again the hair curls, the eye, chin, and neck detail. Even some of the imperfections in the flat...
Alright, last one I'm posting (it's taxing to put those together). Here's another rotated off vertical CCW. Note the eyelid, lips, numbers,...
Here's the obverse oriented vertically. Note how the hair curly, nose, cheek dimple, eye, components of the date line up. Edit: attached...
First one of the of obverse. Note especially the neck crease, base of bust, numbers, R and Y of LIBERTY, and the &. Again, with a dynamic...
Also, here's another of the reverse with the clearly identifiable center sprig of the wreath aligned -- this coin has clearly been struck multiple...
Here's a rotation counter clockwise a few degrees to line up the strong U. Note how the periods match up exactly -- not a feature present in any...
Thanks, Conder101. Here's my comparison of the reverse. The odd angle between the A3 and U that are visible is what I noticed first and made it...
Hey guys, First time on the forums because I'm not really a collector -- I was trolling estate and garage sales for gold and junk silver. Came...
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