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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;buckeye73, post: 8094070, member: 93155&quot;]The 1834 is an N-3, large 8 (large date), small stars, small letters.&nbsp; The sixth star points to the point of the coronet.&nbsp; The easy identifier of the “a bit” rare N-5 and “a bit” scarce N-6 is the sixth star points significantly right of the coronet point.&nbsp; The N-6 obverse is always (die) cracked thru the stars to the crossbar of the 4 and beyond to the lower curve of the 3.&nbsp; The N-3 is common.</p><p><br /></p><p>The 1830 and 1836 are both N-3 also. The other cents are difficult, if not impossible to attribute without reverse images.&nbsp; Both varieties are relatively common.</p><p>Dan[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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