1801 Three Errors Cent?

[RockMyAmadeus]

Can't tell..picked this up recently. Stem is missing, and it MIGHT be IINITED, but the fraction is obliterated.

 

Are there stemless examples of 1801?

 

[BillJones]

I'm having trouble making heads or tails from that picture. Here is an 1801 three errors cent you can use for a comparison.

 

 

Since I see the die break running through the "U" and "N" to the fraction, I think that you do have an 1801 three errors. There are two varieties of this. One is scrace the other is rare.

[RockMyAmadeus]

Yeah, it's not a good scan. Scanning copper is tough. The only thing that is completely clear is that the left stem is missing.

 

Thanks Bill!

[Conder101]

Yes the left stem is missing but the right stem is there so it IS the three error reverse. Now you need to show the obv so we can see if it is the rare one or not.

[johnny9434]

nice half cent billjones

[BODIN]

EXCITING!

[BODIN]

By the way......WOW

 

3 errors cent sold

 

 

[RockMyAmadeus]

Yes the left stem is missing but the right stem is there so it IS the three error reverse. Now you need to show the obv so we can see if it is the rare one or not.

 

Und here ve are!

 

 

Probably far too worn and damaged to tell, no?

 

I actually got it in a lot of a holed half dime, a restored 1868 nick, and an 1803 and maybe 1797 large cent. $6 and change.

 

Not bad, I think.