*Close-up of date is courtesy of Eagle Eye Rare Coins Inventory, 9/14/14.*
Comments:
Date placement is LH. The top of a six digit is visible in
the denticles. Light die crack from 12:30 to the top of the first
feather and another from 7:30 to the bust point. The location of
the second die crack is a common occurrenceon many copper nickel obverses.
Rick
Snow indicates that the reverse develops a die crack from 12:00 through
the shield and continuing to 3:00 in the wreath. A second die
crack is observed from 11:00 through the left side of the wreath to the
ribbon at the bottom. A die crack, not mentioned by Rick Snow,
appears at the rim at 8:00 and continues into the tip of the top olive
leaf.
