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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;gronnh20, post: 18647614, member: 73224&quot;][USER=24314]@Insider[/USER] is correct with N-7.&nbsp; The L in LIBERTY is lower than all the other letters.&nbsp; That is one of many attributes for N-7.&nbsp; It is an R1 coin.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>There really isn&#039;t any sites to show you how to attribute early copper.&nbsp; For instance, with your coin, the first pickup point is the curl of hair above the date and how that aligns with the 2.&nbsp; The problem then starts when there are multiple obverse dies that have the same hair curl and date alignment.&nbsp; Your coin shares the curl-date alignment with two other obverses. Then you have to go to the next pickup point.&nbsp; That would be the point of the 6th star in relation to Liberty&#039;s coronet.&nbsp; On your coin the next die marker is the L in LIBERTY being lower than all the other letters.&nbsp; The next marker is the 5 in the date.&nbsp; Then there is the reverse.&nbsp; Always attribute the reverse.&nbsp; That is one way how you find counterfeits.&nbsp;&nbsp; The reverse markers are about the berries and leaves aligning with letters in the motto.&nbsp; I ain&#039;t typing all that out.</p><p><br /></p><p>Now that you know what Newcomb number your coin is, you should be able to find another 1825 N-7 picture out on the WWW to compare.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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