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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;copout1340, post: 2019829, member: 72732&quot;]Good evening,</p><p>About a year ago I purchased an estate collect and I&#039;m still going through it.&nbsp; Today I was sorting through a lot of Large Cents and found an 1825 US Large Cent.&nbsp; The condition isn&#039;t bad at all, most of the details are good (see attached photos), but this one is special.&nbsp; Both sides are reversed (backwards). If you were just to take a fast look, you would think it was a regular Large Cent.&nbsp; The date on the front is backwards, and the profile is facing right instead of left, and the word &#039;liberty&#039; is backward.&nbsp; On the reverse, everything is incused and the printing is again backwards.&nbsp; If you were to put it up to a mirror and look at both sides, it would be a standard 1825 Large Cent.</p><p>I only found information about one side being brockaged, with the reverse stamp being the same at the front.&nbsp; This one is a complete Large Cent, except it is all backwards.&nbsp; The weight is 9 grams, but I weighed a couple other Large Cents and they are also 9 grams (my scale may be off).&nbsp; No size difference, everything looks normal (except the backwards part).</p><p>Have you ever seen this??? </p><p>Hope you can answer this for me.</p><p>Thanks for your time,</p><p>Robert[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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