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<p>[QUOTE="Publius2, post: 26696445, member: 105571"]That book does show the Variety 2 (JR-2) as an R-5. But that book was published in 1984. The later book by Zack et. al., copyright 2015 <i>Bust Dime Variety Identification Guide</i> lists the JR-2 as R-4. This is a classic example of a rarity rating declining as time goes by and more examples come to light.</p><p><br /></p><p>The LM book on dimes is very much still relevant as it provides much more detail on the series, particularly die states and emission orders.</p><p><br /></p><p>I collect Capped Bust Half Dimes by die marriage and there are many examples in that series where the original Logan-McCloskey rarity ratings have had to be modified due to more examples being discovered since the original publication of the LM half dime book in 1998.</p><p><br /></p><p>As to the OP's 1823 dime, he never showed us a photo of this coin but only told us it is a "Large E" coin. If a firm attribution is desired, please post obverse and reverse shots.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Publius2, post: 26696445, member: 105571"]That book does show the Variety 2 (JR-2) as an R-5. But that book was published in 1984. The later book by Zack et. al., copyright 2015 [I]Bust Dime Variety Identification Guide[/I] lists the JR-2 as R-4. This is a classic example of a rarity rating declining as time goes by and more examples come to light. The LM book on dimes is very much still relevant as it provides much more detail on the series, particularly die states and emission orders. I collect Capped Bust Half Dimes by die marriage and there are many examples in that series where the original Logan-McCloskey rarity ratings have had to be modified due to more examples being discovered since the original publication of the LM half dime book in 1998. As to the OP's 1823 dime, he never showed us a photo of this coin but only told us it is a "Large E" coin. If a firm attribution is desired, please post obverse and reverse shots.[/QUOTE]
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