archerg,

Bill in Burl is the expert on the Large Cents on this site so I am sure he will be able to answer all your questions on the matter.

MG

Thanks archerg! Those are my pride and joy! Those are just a sample of my 238 different 1859 die pairs out of 253 known to date with 15 missing

MG

Hi archerg!

Yes I do believe it is the what they call on this site the Flying "I" but there is quite a few different "I"s in Dei on the 1890 Large cents. Here are a few different ones in my collection of 1890. By the way I like the bead clash on yours!

Just a few pictures to kill the time during the Christmas holidays
Enjoy
PC37 20+E22a (R5) and PC38 20a+E22a (R1)

Just a few pictures to kill the time during the Christmas holidays
Enjoy

Haxby PC35 20+E22X (R8) and PC36 20+E22 (R5)

Just a few pictures to kill the time during the Christmas holidays
Enjoy

Haxby PC35 to PC40 (Obv.20 and 20a) Here you have PC39 20a+E22b T/P9 and bead punch at the bottom (R5) and PC40 20a+E22c (R1)

MG

Here is another 1886 with the R/P 6 in date!

MG

Yes it is The triple 6. It's the same as mine.

MG

archerg

You are correct. it is a PC 147

Nice 1859 Cent!!

MG

rjstockman

Check this one PC59-179 (50+J9)

https://www.vickycents.com/obv-o50.html

MJ

Looks like a solid VF20 for me also