Would you agree in the attached image there is no crossbar?

[absence of uniformity]

As the title says.

Thank you.

 

[jelida]

I think you’ll find a crossbar there in the hand, under the crud. I have hopefully bought several over the years and they have all had faint crossbars (under the microscope) due to die fill. I doubt that any master die was ever created using an inverted V for the A, it’s simply that some of the many working dies created from each master developed die fill in use causing the crossbar to become very faint or absent. It is possible that some filled dies were re-punched with an inverted V  for the A - the use of I, F, L etc for partial letter repairs seems well attested (see Gouby) but this is part of normal die management and should not be regarded as erroneous, though particularly obvious repairs can achieve collectable status.

Jerry

[absence of uniformity]

Thank you for the response. Its a V not an A !

Edited 1 hour ago by absence of uniformity

[Coinery]

Gosh, let’s be straight with each other, how is that going to encourage future comments on your posts? That’s ridiculously underhand!

[PWA 1967]

Sorry i am a bit thick and perhaps dont understand 😀

Are you asking why a V doesnt have a cross bar ?

[absence of uniformity]

4 minutes ago, Coinery said:

Gosh, let’s be straight with each other, how is that going to encourage future comments on your posts? That’s ridiculously underhand!

sorry you feel that way. The question remains the same.. I did not ask about V or A rather do you agree there is no crossbar.. Interestingly do you think the response would of been different with the second image?

[absence of uniformity]

2 minutes ago, PWA 1967 said:

Sorry i am a bit thick and perhaps dont understand 😀

Are you asking why a V doesnt have a cross bar ?

I'm asking whether you agree or not the initial image does not show a crossbar, based on the possible faint line visible.