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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 2642339, member: 66&quot;]Something you have to remember is the a very large percentage of the Randall hoard were 1820&#039;s (the reason why 1820 is the most common MS large cent) and most of those were 1820 N-13&#039;s, a large date variety.&nbsp; I believe the other 1820 Randall hoard varieties were also large date varieties.&nbsp; So that skews the apparent abundance of higher grade coins that are worthy of slabbing toward the large date group.</p><p><br /></p><p>And PCGS&#039;s idea that there are only 2,000 surviving 1820 large cents is silly .&nbsp; There are probably more N-13&#039;s than that and there are about that many of the N-1 overdates as well.&nbsp; If they mean problem free pieces that would be slabable that I would believe.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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