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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Bill in Burl, post: 1496191, member: 23692&quot;]I am not a US Large Cent collector (Canada Vicky Large Cents), but the comparison photos at the end of page 1 showed one thing very clear to me...&nbsp; the Reverse rim width on the right-hand coin had a much thinner rim width (the space outside the denticles to the edge) than the one on the left.&nbsp; If there are examples of what proof, specimen, or business strike Reverses look like, the answer should be found there.&nbsp; That much width variation could not be due to individual working die differences ... it has to be due to specially prepared dies (or positive proof that it was a business strike if all the MS coins look like that).&nbsp; I hope that I don&#039;t sound like a goofball mentioning the reverse .. all the other comments were about the Obverse (digit) differences.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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