It’s definitely a near leaf but it’s not the nsf it’s the shoulder fold type.

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Not a scratch but a blemish. Not deep at all

I’m at au 50 What do you guys think? Thanks in advance

I’ll take a shot and call it a 4. It has a flat chin

Btw nice coin

Thanks Bill. Now when you say a bit better maybe 35.

I’m at vf 20-25 what do you say. Plus it may look cleaned ? .


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Blunt 5

The double die is on the queen side of coin. The denticle is doubled between the I in Victoria and The a in Canada. You can see it just above the denticles. A c2 has a bumpy looking chin where the c1 is smooth looking I. Plus look at the second last a and last a , they are doubled Sorry bill is corr...

To bad it’s a detailed coin. I think it’s a c1 over c2. It’s a type 2 variety with doubled denticle. Someone will come along to confirm

When they update , they use red arrows for lower pricing and black arrow for increase Is that what you are want to know?

Only ones with arrows have changed in pricing

No value here. It’s a cent with lots of damage.

Coming in from china for probably less than 25 each . Put them in circulation with a profit of 1.75 on 1 million coins do the math. Smarter then you think

What you have there is the c3. Notice the e in dei has a larger center serif. The 2 and 4 have a small one. The rarer one is the 2 with repunched n and full serif d

They are not devils face bills