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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;John G, post: 877871, member: 25035&quot;]Congratulations; you have a 1916.&nbsp; Besides the other reasons, offered above, are these 3.&nbsp; First, the little rivets atop Liberty&#039;s shield stand out on a dateless 1917 Type I; they are not visible on the 1916.&nbsp; Second, the deepest fold in the horizontal drapery that extends to Liberty&#039;s right hand appears over the wall, just above and beyond the D in GOD. On the 1917 Type I it is nearer her waist.&nbsp; Finally, on the 1917 Type I, the symmetric rectangular design on either side of the gangway in which Liberty stands is incuse -- carved into the surface of the coin.&nbsp; Consequently, usually part of these appear on a dateless 1917 I.&nbsp; In contrast, this area on the 1916 will be -- as it is on your coin -- completely flat.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Best,</p><p>John G[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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