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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Paddy54, post: 8300449, member: 19250&quot;]No the 19.2 was a number that Peters and Mahon used to list the rpd. </p><p>You will find simular numbers by different people ,and the numbers are listed by the discovery ,or cross reference.&nbsp; So you may have several number that stand for the same variety. However they cross reference.....between all the experts who do the attributions. You may see&nbsp; Breen number,an F S number ,Fletcher # or even coneca number. </p><p>Die marriages goes a bit deeper as you are looking to match both obv. And rev dies that produced a coin.&nbsp; </p><p>Then there are remarriage where they use another pairing using 3 dies it is something that you need to read and enjoy playing detective trying to use all the pick up points to match a pair that weren&#039;t supposed to be matched.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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