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Your photos show: 1. Counterfeit seated dime obverse with 1847 date shown. But 1847 is too small, not a genuine US coin. 2. Barber dime type reverse with S mint mark (1892-1916) It is a counterfeit. … (View Post)

Yes, this is the known 1835 JR-2 "MERIC" cud. One of the rarer ones. See this thread by @Bikergeek for an illustrated list of the known cuds: https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/110972… (View Post)

For Bronze Indian Cents, you could include: * 1864 no L on ribbon. Also has rounded bust tip above 1 * 1864-1886 with L, last feather points between IC; has pointed bust tip above 1 * 1886-1909 with … (View Post)

For the half dime, I would include the 1859 (Philadelphia, but not New Orleans) as such a major variety, because it used a different obverse hub created by Anthony Paquet. It has "hollow stars&q… (View Post)

I don't see the 2 on yours. Is it there? It should be more prominent than the 1. from https://www.pcgs.com/coinfacts/coin/1942-1-10c/5036 (View Post)