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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 2760829, member: 66&quot;]Well 1819 has the large date (two dies N-1 and 2)&nbsp; N-1 is also the overdate.&nbsp; 3 through 10 are all small dates.&nbsp; N-3 and 4 (one die) have a small date with stars very close to the date.&nbsp; N-5 through 10 have a small date with stars distant from the date.&nbsp; As you mention N-10 has a very wide date, but it it isn&#039;t really that different looking from N-9 with has a wide date.&nbsp; Only real difference is the distance between the 1 and 8 is a little wider on N-10 than N-9.</p><p><br /></p><p>SO you could expand the 1819 listed to Overdate, large normal date, small close date with close stars, small close date with distant stars, small wide date , and small very wide date.&nbsp; Problem it you can do something similar with many of the middle dates and explode the Redbook listings.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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