Any love for the 1815’s out there?

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SimonW
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edited August 17, 2022 8:12PM in U.S. Coin Forum

One of my favorite years, possibly because there are so few denominations that carry the date. Just for fun, show ‘em if you got ‘em!


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  • thebeav
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    Always loved the date.
    The only half I've ever owned was holed also, but it isn't one of the ones pictured.

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  • LanceNewmanOCC
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    edited August 18, 2022 7:02PM
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    @burfle23 said:

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    i wonder. should an 1815 be a classic head or the design of the middle dates? odd we just always see the fakes with that design. also kinda odd that the classic head 1c and the gold are so far apart in dates but that is a conversation for another thread.

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    some STELLAR examples of beautiful coins posted thus far. wow. :cookie:

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  • SimonW
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    Some really great coins here!

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  • PerryHall
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    I see three 1815 large cents with several "likes" clicked by forum members. I wonder if they knew they were all fakes. :D

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  • WilliamF
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    @PerryHall said:
    I see three 1815 large cents with several "likes" clicked by forum members. I wonder if they knew they were all fakes. :D

    Doesn't everybody know that no large cents were made in 1815? Even before I got into the LC's I knew that :)

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    @WilliamF said:

    @PerryHall said:
    I see three 1815 large cents with several "likes" clicked by forum members. I wonder if they knew they were all fakes. :D

    Doesn't everybody know that no large cents were made in 1815? Even before I got into the LC's I knew that :)

    Actually, I read that some large cents were made in 1815 at the end of the year using new 1816 dated dies prepared for use in the following year.

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    @LanceNewmanOCC said:

    @burfle23 said:

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    i wonder. should an 1815 be a classic head or the design of the middle dates? odd we just always see the fakes with that design. also kinda odd that the classic head 1c and the gold are so far apart in dates but that is a conversation for another thread.

    edited to add:

    some STELLAR examples of beautiful coins posted thus far. wow. :cookie:

    Since the date is between the design uses, it could be either one. Most are the later design because there are many more later date coins to mess with and most later date coins are of lower value.

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