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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 2975516, member: 66&quot;]Because when the varieties were first described in Early American Cents, and also in Penny Whimsy in 1958 the S-264 was not an R-4+, I believe it was an R-6+ or R-7.&nbsp; It became one of the &quot;Big four&quot; varieties of the Early date cents, the other three being the 1794 starred reverse, 1795 Reeded edge, and 1807 small 7/6.&nbsp; As such it had a lot of fame and a sky high price.&nbsp; Since 1958 some more starred rev, reeded edge and small 7/6 have been found.&nbsp; A lot more large date small fractions have been found.&nbsp; (the rarity of the 265 has not changed all that much.)&nbsp; But all of the big four still have very high premiums and the 7/6 and large date small fraction premiums are considerably higher than what their current rarity should justify.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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