<< <i>I bet I can often tell if a Lincoln is one of the following years from looking at the reverse, 1973, 1982, 1983, 1984. Others I can be correct within a modest range. For nickels 1971,81,87 are some that I might be able to tell. I think D coins of clad denominations can sometimes have a unique prooflike look to the reverse for 1980-1984. SBA's I think I could tell the mint mark but not necc the year. >>
On the cents I'm not sure what you're using on the 82-83-84 but the 73 is easy, it's got that one year only rev with the bigger FG.
<< <i>1942 proof jefferson nickel type 2 1909 p& s vdb cent 1937 3 legged buffalo nickel 1935-s 4 ray peace dollar 1943 p/d/s cent (kind of obvious though) 2000 p sac cheerios 1921 peace only p mint with 4 ray reverse 1936 1c & 5c satin finish proofs 1946 ddr walker >>
Cool list teddy,but isn't there a 1935 3-legged buffaloe? also, didn't they also have other V.D.B.'s in more years,on the reverse?
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Someone could post a novel in here on the patterns... J-1905 1907 Indian Head Double Eagle most widely known... 1792 Silver Cent (J-1 J-2) 1792 Eagle on Globe Quarter (J-12, J-13), 1907 Ultra High Relief DE with Ten Dollar Diameter 1877 Half Unions and many more...
So guy's,after all the posts,after all the coins we mentioned,would we than consider that the majority of the dates being detected only by seeing the reverse,are of the variety/error type? More than the non-variety/error type?
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<< <i>So guy's,after all the posts,after all the coins we mentioned,would we than consider that the majority of the dates being detected only by seeing the reverse,are of the variety/error type? More than the non-variety/error type? >>
I agree - It would be interesting to see separate lists of those coins where the date can be determined from the reverse by type only, as opposed to die variety.
<< <i>Maybe it has already been posted and I missed it....but isn't the reverse of the 1916 Standing Liberty Quarter unique to the series? >>
No---they used the same reverse for the 1917.
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<< <i>I bet I can often tell if a Lincoln is one of the following years from looking at the reverse, 1973, 1982, 1983, 1984. Others I can be correct within a modest range. For nickels 1971,81,87 are some that I might be able to tell. I think D coins of clad denominations can sometimes have a unique prooflike look to the reverse for 1980-1984. SBA's I think I could tell the mint mark but not necc the year. >>
On the cents I'm not sure what you're using on the 82-83-84 but the 73 is easy, it's got that one year only rev with the bigger FG.
<< <i>1942 proof jefferson nickel type 2
1909 p& s vdb cent
1937 3 legged buffalo nickel
1935-s 4 ray peace dollar
1943 p/d/s cent (kind of obvious though)
2000 p sac cheerios
1921 peace only p mint with 4 ray reverse
1936 1c & 5c satin finish proofs
1946 ddr walker >>
Cool list teddy,but isn't there a 1935 3-legged buffaloe? also, didn't they also have other V.D.B.'s in more years,on the reverse?
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1792 Eagle on Globe Quarter (J-12, J-13),
1907 Ultra High Relief DE with Ten Dollar Diameter
1877 Half Unions
and many more...
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<< <i><<cool list teddy,but isn't there a 1935 3-legged buffaloe? also, didn't they also have other V.D.B.'s in more years,on the reverse?>>
There's a 35P DDR and a 36D 3-1/2 legged buffalo. >>
Yeah,thanks morgansforever,I thought so about the 35,didn't know about the 36. How 'bout the VDB's?
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--- If it should happen I die and leave this world and you want to remember me. Please only remember my opening Sig Line.<< <i>So guy's,after all the posts,after all the coins we mentioned,would we than consider that the majority of the dates being detected only by seeing the reverse,are of the variety/error type? More than the non-variety/error type? >>
I agree - It would be interesting to see separate lists of those coins where the date can be determined from the reverse by type only, as opposed to die variety.
<< <i>Maybe it has already been posted and I missed it....but isn't the reverse of the 1916 Standing Liberty Quarter unique to the series? >>
No---they used the same reverse for the 1917.
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Let's not forget the 1794 starred reverse cent!
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--- If it should happen I die and leave this world and you want to remember me. Please only remember my opening Sig Line.<< <i>Here's another one...What's the date on this dime?
I give up,What's the date?
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