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Have seen many pieces from that die under a microscope, some of them high grade from an early die state. It is UNQUESTIONABLY an S over a horizontal S. (View Post)

Good. That shows that the coin circulated for a long time after the back was pushed out. Vintage. (View Post)

Roger B. wishes to contribute the following document originally generated by the U.S. Mint to record approximate die lives for U.S. Cent dies used in San Francisco in 1909. His commentary precedes it… (View Post)

Question. Are you asking calendar year production or calendar year dating of coins? (View Post)

Hence my question. (View Post)