Obverse 17 is identified by date placement at RH and date repunching
that features initial date impressions to the south below the serif and
base of the 1. Obverse 17 is observed with numerous die polish
lines.
Reverse R has acquired a clash mark through (C)ENT and is observed with
a die line extending diagonally from the denticles at 1:00 and
continuing into the upper section of the right wreath, as well as die
lines extending upward to the northwest from the tips of the olive
leaves. Reverse R is observed with numerous die polish lines.
Reverse R has developed the following die crack: 1. Die crack segment extending upward from the top of the middle arrowhead and continuing through the right wreath.
Comments: The
Obverse 17 die polish lines give the illusion of hairlines from an
improper cleaning; however, these are raised lines and are the result
of the Mint polishing the working die.