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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 7991609, member: 66&quot;]OK I told you on another thread that this was either a N-9 or a N-10.&nbsp; That thread didn&#039;t have rev pictures, Now I can definitely say it is the common N-9.&nbsp; 1819 used 6 different obv dies and 8 rev dies to make 10 varieties, only one of the obv dies had this very wide date.&nbsp; It was paired with two different rev dies, rev G where the upper most leaf point is left of the edge of the S (N-9), and Rev H where the leaf point is well right of the edge of the S (N-10)&nbsp; N-9 is an R-1 coin N-10 is an R-4+[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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