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Bronze & Copper Collector

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  1. The F-277 1st 1/1 is on the CD, although not in the article.....

    The CD has images of MOST of the different obverses and reverses with information on determining which variety is which......

    An essential aid for comparison

    I have several other variants not in the article, that he has pictured on the CD...

    I'll PM his email address to you.... I think he is currently out of town, so I don't know how often he is able to check his email.....


  2. The series of articles by Iain Dracott ran in the April, May, & July 2004 issues of Coin News....

    I attach a scan of differences from an EXCELLENT reference CD published by Malcolm Lewendon... He has based his work upon Mr. Dracott's articles and this CD is a logical extension of it. It is now in its second edition.

    If you wish to purchase it, I will provide you with his email address.....

    Or you can send me yours, and I will forward it to him......

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  3. I believe these to be the 2 varieties specified by Iain Dracott in his 2004 article on half pennies.

    In addition to the Short hair/Long variation between the two, he also notes the following additional differences:

    SHORT Hair (Reverse A):

    WIDE SPACED "6 0" in date

    Shield Crosses have DOUBLE INCUSE lines

    Thinner LEFT wrist of Britannia, SHORTER Hair on back of neck

    WEAK flag pole on ship

    LONG Hair (Reverse A#):

    CLOSER SPACED "60" in date

    LOWER RIGHT section of St. Andrews Cross now has TRIPLE INCUSE lines

    Thicker LEFT wrist of Britannia, LONGER Hair on back of neck

    STRONGER flag pole on ship, NO incuse line near shield base


  4. Chris... were you addressing me regarding the pics?????

    Also, I'm not bothering with recut lettering on the 1860 and 1861 coins... though I can send you some to include as example in your book.... certainly not worth an entry for pricing purposes........

    Let me know and I will email you........

    Not sure what else I have, but I'll check... I knew I had these handy though....

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