large letters Term referring to the size of the lettering of the date on a coin. (Use of this term implies that medium or small letters exist for that coin or series.) ...
1858 Large Letters MS-64 PCGS (PS)
Full strike with very few marks. The coin is very high-end for the grade. This is the "Low Leaves" reverse which is scarce when paired with the Large Letter obverse.
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361 1842 Large Letters. VF-20. Light yellow gold, perhaps cleaned, with minor hairlines. Two short scrapes are present in the left obverse field. This variety with Large Letters reverse is scarcer than the Small Letters variety.
Perfect dies.
1858, Large Letters, Details F, micro-porous surfaces, net Fair-Good, $15.00
INDIAN HEAD TYPE ...
1842-D Large Date, Large Letters
Mintage: 21,691
The 1842-D large date, large letters is one of the rarest half eagles struck at the Dahlonega Mint. Very rare in grades of Extremely Fine or better.
As it fit the available space, LIBERTY remained in large letters but was moved to the left from its former position directly above the portrait.
The first category are those coppers with large letters, which are attributed to the Company for Coining Coppers. The second major category, the small letter varieties, will be discussed below as they are attributed to Jarvis and Company.
The obverse portrait is similar to the gold but the reverse contains the Greek for 'Jesus Christ, King of Kings' in four lines of large letters.
Some US collectors even care about nearly invisible differences, such as doubled dies, small versus large letters, and tilted numerals.
in large letters at the base of the reverse. Public outcry led to their quick removal, and that in turn resulted in the creation of a major rarity: Only 484,000 cents were minted in San Francisco with the initials, and the 1909-S V.D.B.
A complete date and variety set is possible and consists of only five issues: 1856, 1857, 1858 Small Letters, 1858 Large Letters and 1858/7. These are often collected in conjunction with the Indian Head series.
we have: (13) so-called Premium Quality versus average quality; (14) split grades; (15) minor variances such as, open 3 versus closed 3, or micro-mintmark versus regular mintmark, or tall date versus medium date versus small date, or large letters ...
The two major varieties, Large Letters and Small Letters, are reasonably easy to identify. The difference in the lettering in the AM of AMERICA is obvious. As in 1857, there are Proof and business strikes of the date to be collected.
A 1796 coin with small date and small Letters (Bolender One, Two and Three)
A 1796 coin with small date and large Letters (Bolender Four and Six)
A 1796 coin with large date and large Letters (Bolender Five) ...
small letters: some coins and varieties may have Small Letters, Medium Letters, or Large Letters.
Small Motto: refers to a scarce 1864 Two Cents variety that has a small "IN GOD WE TRUST" on the obverse.
" The top of the coin is banded in large letters emerging from beneath the central design, which spell LIBERTY. The date is located at the bottom below the striding Miss Liberty.
Draw 2 extra 1 inch square boxes above your grid, one on the right side, and one on the left side. These are for the 1938 and 1939 nickels. In between the two extra boxes you just drew, write "Jefferson Nickels" in large letters, ...
Varieties trading at higher price premiums are the 1812/1 Large 8, the 1815/2, the 1817/4 (very expensive), and the 1830 Large Letters. The 1815/2 overdate is the only 1815-dated coin of the series, and fewer than 10 of the 1817/4 overdate are known.
At the age of 10, Braille received a scholarship to attend the Royal Institute for Blind Children in Paris, where he became the youngest student. At the school, most instruction was oral, but Braille read books for the blind, which had large letters ...
Grading Service KM# Catalog# from "World Coins" by Krause & Mishler L Longacre LAMINATION Manufacturing defect that causes the metal to peel or flake away LD Large Date LF Large Fraction LG or Lg Large LL Large Letters ...
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