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1838
Variety 110a
Obverse 6.3: Cracked Obverse #2
Reverse G.3: Late Die State of Partial Drapery Reverse

Obverse 6.2 Reverse G.3
Obverse Diagnostic Point(s) Reverse Diagnostic Point(s)


Comments: Obverse 6 is in the latest die state known (Cracked Obverse #2) and exhibits a strong bisecting die crack starting from the rim, down through Star 7, Liberty's body and down along the outer right edge of the shield. The die crack curves and exits to the rim directly below Liberty's foot.
Reverse G exhibits considerable wear with a weakened die clash mark, the clash resulting from the pairing with the Partial Drapery obverse. Reverse G is again utilized by the Philadelphia mint in 1839 for additional coinage.
Plate Coin: G. Fortin Collection, EF45 - Greer Plate Coin
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