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I thought it would be a good idea to join a forum. I've been collecting now for a few years and I am mostly interested in 19th century US coins. I am also building a collection of world coins, but I don't have any real theme to that collection. Perhaps WWII era?

 

I recently acquired a coronet head large cent dated 1834. It is in Extra Fine+ condition and there is a strong double die on the obverse. Liberty has two sets of lips. I cannot find any listing of double dies in my books. Does anyone know the mintage? I am assuming that the minting process back then produced a much greater supply of errors, but I don't truly know.

 

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Welcome. Unfortunately I don't have my books available right now. I'll check on your 34 and see what the different varieties may be.

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Hey sbvenman, good to have you here!

 

I've been collecting now for a few years and I am mostly interested in 19th century US coins.  I am also building a collection of world coins, but I don't have any real theme to that collection.  Perhaps WWII era? 

Neato -- any particular U.S. types that you are concentrating on, besides coppers, or just anything old?

 

I recently acquired a coronet head large cent dated 1834.  It is in Extra Fine+ condition and there is a strong double die on the obverse.  Liberty has two sets of lips.  I cannot find any listing of double dies in my books.  Does anyone know the mintage?  I am assuming that the minting process back then produced a much greater supply of errors, but I don't truly know.

No mention of known double die obverses in my Breen book. The 2005 red book lists total mintage for all varieties of 1834 large cents at a mere 1,855,100. Got any pictures?? ( :ninja: -- I just love those early cents!)

 

Hope you have a lot of fun here! :lol:

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