its not a bad coin, its merely misattributed. I politely told the seller, alas perhaps he isn't ready to accept the reality that its an open 3 not a closed 3
regardless of how many posts I have, I don't consider myself an "expert" at anything
its not a bad coin, its merely misattributed. I politely told the seller, alas perhaps he isn't ready to accept the reality that its an open 3 not a closed 3
Even today, a lot sellers and dealers don't get major varieties right. I wish I had a dollar for every time I ran into an 1842-0 large date quarter that was incorrectly called a "small date."
its not a bad coin, its merely misattributed. I politely told the seller, alas perhaps he isn't ready to accept the reality that its an open 3 not a closed 3
Even today, a lot sellers and dealers don't get major varieties right. I wish I had a dollar for every time I ran into an 1842-0 large date quarter that was incorrectly called a "small date."
Simple idiot proof method for distinguishing 1842-O LD from 1842-O SD:
The base serif of the 1 of date spans across 3 dentils on LD.
The base serif of the 1 of date spans across 1-1/2 dentils on SD.
Unless an 1842-O is imaged as a Hubble satellite telescope view, one only has to be able to count to 3.
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its not a bad coin, its merely misattributed. I politely told the seller, alas perhaps he isn't ready to accept the reality that its an open 3 not a closed 3
Even today, a lot sellers and dealers don't get major varieties right. I wish I had a dollar for every time I ran into an 1842-0 large date quarter that was incorrectly called a "small date."
its not a bad coin, its merely misattributed. I politely told the seller, alas perhaps he isn't ready to accept the reality that its an open 3 not a closed 3
Even today, a lot sellers and dealers don't get major varieties right. I wish I had a dollar for every time I ran into an 1842-0 large date quarter that was incorrectly called a "small date."
Simple idiot proof method for distinguishing 1842-O LD from 1842-O SD:
The base serif of the 1 of date spans across 3 dentils on LD.
The base serif of the 1 of date spans across 1-1/2 dentils on SD.
Unless an 1842-O is imaged as a Hubble satellite telescope view, one only has to be able to count to 3.
"Everything is on its way to somewhere. Everything." - George Malley, Phenomenon
http://www.american-legacy-coins.com