#7 & #8 & #9 Bit of Help, Please - Newcomb Number?

The last 3 that I haven't ID'ed.

 

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Oops, sorry. I duped the 1852. Here's the 1854.

 

wow nice pictures Kanga

 

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1852 looks like N-17 R-1

 

1853 N-13 R-1

 

1854 looks like N-2 R-1

 

kanga, posted: "Here's the 1854."





Does anyone wish to play GTG on this coin?

 

Thanks to all who responded with Newcomb Numbers for these and the others I've posted the past few days.
Now I can finish formatting them for presentation.

I would still like to do the HTML myself BUT:
-- it's been on the order of 30-40 years since I last did something like that, and
-- HTML has grown in capability and my mind just groans with age.
I'll have to see what someone in the know would charge to create the website.

 

was hoping others would have chimed in with their opinions too.

 

What is HTML? If it is something to do with attributing coins, trying it out for yourself first will sharpen your mind.

 

Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) is the standard markup language for documents designed to be displayed in a web browser. It can be assisted by technologies such as Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and scripting languages such as JavaScript.

 

this got off topic quickly.