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1861-S
Variety 102
Obverse 2: Medium Level Date, Clashed Die
Reverse A.2: Small Thin S, [mm Lt,C], Clashed Die, Die Defect On Left Edge of Corn Ear

Obverse 2 Reverse A.2
Obverse Diagnostic Point(s) Reverse Diagnostic Point(s)
Comments: Reverse A becomes clashed when paired with Obverse 2. Die clashing marks are very evident on both the obverse and reverse dies. The denticles on Reverse A have begun to deteriorate during this die state. The die defect on the left edge of the corn ear remains visible. Reverse A will again be used in 1862 and surprisingly, once again in 1865 to strike additional San Francisco dimes.
Plate Coin: G. Fortin Collection, NGC MS61
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