DEFINITIVE REFERENCE FOR INDIAN CENT DIE VARIETIES


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1867 Variety 5






Obverse 5

Reverse E



Obverse Diagnostics



Date Position

Reverse Diagnostics



Retained Cud Between 3:00 and 5:00


Obverse 5 is observed with date placement at LE.

Reverse E develops a large retained cud between 6:00 and 8:00

Comments:  Variety 5 was first brought to my attention by the above plate coin listed within the inventory of David Kahn Rare Coins.  This coin was part of the Westmoreland Collection of  One Cent Errors, where this die variety was first identified by the owner of that collection.  David Kahn of David Kahn Rare Coins was gracious in allowing me to use his images to illustrate variety 5 for this book.

Obverse 5 will exhibit weakness of strike by 'TATES' of STATES due to the increased demand for metal within the reverse E die break.

Plate coin:  Courtesy of David Kahn Rare Coins, PCGS AU58

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