DEFINITIVE REFERENCE FOR INDIAN CENT DIE VARIETIES


Home
Table of Contents
For Sale List
Numismatic Links
David's Numismatic Blog

1890 Variety 5






Obverse 7

Reverse G



Obverse Diagnostics



Date Position

Misplaced 0 in the Denticles

Reverse Diagnostics



Reverse G.2 Die Crack Between 1:45 and 3:00


Obverse 7 is identified by a misplaced 0 in the denticles below the primary 9 of the date, with an upward sloped date with placement at RH.  Obverse 7 is observed with moderately heavy die flow lines.

Reverse G is in a similar die state as Obverse 7, with the advancement of moderately heavy die flow lines.
Rev. G.2:  Reverse G has developed a die crack within the outer right wreath between 1:45 and 3:00.

Comments:  The misplaced 0 of Obverse 7 is bold, enabling Variety 5 to be identified easily.

Plate Coin (Variety 5):  D. Poliquin Collection, AU53
Plate Coin (Variety 5a):  Richard Ashton Collection, AU50

Die States For 1890 Variety 5

VARIETY 5

OBVERSE 7
REVERSE G

VARIETY 5a

OBVERSE 7
REVERSE G.2

Return to 1890 Varieties Table

Return to Date and Die Variety Analysis