How to tell a 1964-D Type C Washington

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  1. howboutatrade

    howboutatrade Active Member

    Is there a difinitive way to tell a Type-C Washington? Pictures detailing differences would be great help. Everything I have seen just makes me think a well struck Type A will look like a Type C with sharper edges, complete leaves, etc. What is the key to telling one from the other?
     
    howboutatrade, Apr 24, 2011
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    Wow...not one idea on how to definitively tell a Type-C Washington....I am shocked. I believe I found 1 or two in a friends family silver hoard I have been searching, but want to ensure they are not just nice Type A's
     
    howboutatrade, Apr 25, 2011
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    This is something that coop posted and i thought I'd just re-post it for him here. :)

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    coinmaster1, Apr 25, 2011
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    howboutatrade Active Member

    Thank you. I have looked at that...the challenge is a very well struck 64-D Type A and a not so perfect struck 64-D Type C begin to appear the same, or if there is slight wear, well I have not been able to tell the difference. I have far too many examples where I can see the arrow tips, the leaves touch the tail, and you can make out the arrow feathers better...cannot all be Type-C's
     
    howboutatrade, Apr 25, 2011
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