Wow Wow both very nice MS Cents!!

MG

Wow that is a real winner! Nicest PC180 that I have seen. Show us some more

MG

BR1859,

Here are two of the PC180 that I have
#1
#2
MG

BR1859,
It would be nice to see a picture of both sides of this cent! Looks to be very high grade.

MG

BR1859,

I am up to 238 Different Die Pairs out of 253 15 missing to date and I have a good 200 extras or more some in higher grade 90 some different extra Die/Pairs to trade

MG

Yes BR1859 also reminded me of someone on the old CCRS site

MG

BR1859,

If you collect these 1859 by Die Pair, why not show us more of your 1859's! We would like to see them!

MG

BR1859
Here is the one I have which is an earlier Die State than yours and not as nice as yours either! Congratulations on finding such a nice example.



MG

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