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It's 1911. From 1912 on the legends around the portrait changed. (View Post)

I've never claimed to be an expert, those are your words. This is not libel. It's important to question misinformation, just as you obviously believe you are doing in your responses to me. … (View Post)

My point is that the reasons given in the article, including the rounded lettering, describe what is normally seen on various denominations bearing this design. There is no solid evidence and nothing… (View Post)

Second one is a 1787 Connecticut colonial copper. It's one of the most common types. First one looks like a British halfpenny (if same size as the second), but too beat up to tell the exact date… (View Post)