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LanceNewmanOCC
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is it normal for "CENTS" to be oriented one way while the other lettering is oriented another? to wit: pos A & pos B
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is it normal for "CENTS" to be oriented one way while the other lettering is oriented another? to wit: pos A & pos B
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The 1818 Pinchers does have the edge lettering that is oriented differently as in
"50 CENTS OR" is pointed up lets say while looking at the edge, and continuing around the
"HALF A DOLLAR" will be upside down or oriented opposite.
Is this what you are talking about....
Here's one. (Sorry, I didn't shoot the edges. Duh.)
Lance.
<< <i>Right. Some of the halves have "FIFTY CENTS OR" one way, and "HALF A DOLLAR" the opposite (upside down). >>
this is to what i refer. tyvm
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