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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Bill in Burl, post: 2651317, member: 23692&quot;]It most definitely NOT a far date, not even close.&nbsp; In 1896, the last digit was handpunched into each working die.&nbsp; As such, there are as many space placements for the 6 as there were working dies used .. probably 30-40 dies.&nbsp; You find the 6&#039;s with all kinds of gaps and high/low and canted CW or CCW.&nbsp; Most certifying companies have stopped calling anything a far 6 .. .how far is far?&nbsp; The initial coin that was cert&#039;d as the first one cert&#039;d was very very far right, was high and canted CCW.&nbsp; Why Trends even still lists it is beyond me ... Charlton quit listing it 3-4 years ago.&nbsp; Under that green on your coin will be pitting and corrosion.&nbsp; Just keep it as a neat 120 year old coin.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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