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Another ‘naked eye’ Dahlonega Half Eagle variety is the 1840-D $5 Small D. The variety is distinguished by a smaller mint mark, obviously, but also by a die crack on the reverse that appears to bisec… (View Post)

1915 and 1916 Cuba Centavos. Both PCGS MS64 (View Post)

A little something from The Dark Side (actually, it was a product of the Philly Mint.). 1915 Cuba Star Peso MS63. (View Post)

At the risk of sounding completely esoteric, the 1839-D $2.50 has what I consider one of the more interesting die varieties. The date itself is interesting because the Dahlonega Mint produced only 13… (View Post)

@Smudge , that appears to be a 4-F due the placement of the 3 in the date and location of the mint mark relative to the top of the 1 (above and farther to right.) Steve (View Post)