Reverse AT is rotated 12 degrees clockwise and develops a cud between
1:45 and 3:15. Reverse AT develops the following die cracks:
1. Die crack from the denticles at 12:30 into the top right
of the shield.
2. Die crack extending from the southernmost point of the cud
downward through the wreath to the middle arrowhead.
3. Light die crack from the left side of the shield into the
field above the left wreath.
Comments: The
reverse AT cud was first identified in the book 'The Design Cud', by
Paul Marvin and Arnold Margolis. The Marvin and Margolis reference number is 1C-1865-2R.
Keith Bock was extremely kind in contacting this author in regard to
submitting the above plate coin in order to illustrate variety 27 for
this book.
