Is this an N-13? 1820
Coolbeans
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Very strong luster in this one too. Sorry trying to work this on phone with a bar of service. 
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If you get around to loading images up, please keep them up instead of removing them once you have your answer. Leaving the images up helps everyone else, too.
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yeah. wish you had kept up the buff pics
also, i know it's the large cent, but just seeing "large cent" in the title might attract the eac people easier
I didn’t notice I posted my draft, and I was trying to add more photos and my reasoning. My apologies
What exactly are you uncertain about that leads you to ask this question?
inexperienced person asking if it is N-13 or what. the original title was n-9. so there is some help needed
N13.
It has a “club top 2” in the date, so that quickly narrows it down to N10-14.
It has Reverse M, so that makes it N13.
It is Die State B, with the advanced die breaks on the obverse.
This is a very common Randall hoard variety, but looks to be a very pleasing example.
N-13
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