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<p>[QUOTE="CBJesse, post: 2009643, member: 40089"]Maris 48-g, Very Common (R-1)</p><p><br /></p><p>Here are some diagnostics:</p><p>Obverse: Shorter, curved plow beam; wreath line under horse does not extend under mane; large left (viewer's perspective) ear, small right ear, positional diagnostics</p><p>Reverse: Sharp, pronounced points on shield, left point to right base of R, right point to right side of bottom loop of S, <b>shield is outlined</b></p><p><b><br /></b></p><p>Also note, the reverse develops a die crack that bisects the shield from the upper left point to the edge of the sheild approximately opposite the star. This is visible on your specimen as a worn area. It is most noticeable on the midsection of pale 5 (group of lines, from left to right).</p><p><br /></p><p>As to the condition of your piece, I think it is lovely. The planchet appears glossy and light brown in color. It looks like a large amount of the striations are planchet defects and it is free from any major rim bruises. To top it off, there is plenty of remaining detail.</p><p><br /></p><p>Excellent pickup, preferable to a common date Morgan or MS-70 bullion, any day!</p><p><br /></p><p>Jesse[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="CBJesse, post: 2009643, member: 40089"]Maris 48-g, Very Common (R-1) Here are some diagnostics: Obverse: Shorter, curved plow beam; wreath line under horse does not extend under mane; large left (viewer's perspective) ear, small right ear, positional diagnostics Reverse: Sharp, pronounced points on shield, left point to right base of R, right point to right side of bottom loop of S, [B]shield is outlined [/B] Also note, the reverse develops a die crack that bisects the shield from the upper left point to the edge of the sheild approximately opposite the star. This is visible on your specimen as a worn area. It is most noticeable on the midsection of pale 5 (group of lines, from left to right). As to the condition of your piece, I think it is lovely. The planchet appears glossy and light brown in color. It looks like a large amount of the striations are planchet defects and it is free from any major rim bruises. To top it off, there is plenty of remaining detail. Excellent pickup, preferable to a common date Morgan or MS-70 bullion, any day! Jesse[/QUOTE]
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