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OAKSTAR
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Any particular reason why some slabs have the type on the labels and others don't.
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Usually when there are more than one type for the denomination that year.
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Correct
There were the Buffalo nickels and the Jeffersons in 1938.
The name is to just distinguish the two varieties.
I knew that! 🥴 🤣 Thanks!
Another example is 1921 when both Morgan and Peace dollars were minted.
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Good discussion.
Another example is 1873 Liberty Seated $1 is 'Seated' and the 1873 Trade $1 is 'Trade'
Plus 1909 IHC and Lincoln Cent.
1873 SLD and T$, then 1878 T$ and Morgan.
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Or 1913 Liberty Head Nickel and Buffalo! 🤣 😂
Yep, here are my examples @lermish.
1908 Gold $5
1907 Gold $10
1907 Gold $20
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1913 Liberty nickel, 1916 P & S Mercury/Barber dime, 1916 Barber/Standing Liberty quarter, 1883 Shield nickel, 1839 Capped Bust/Seated Liberty half to name a few others
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