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1868 Dime. Research by David Cassel has revealed that these coins were struck in 1863 from a die erroneously dated 1868. The obverse without date is same as that used in 1863 to strike J-331.
Obverse Description
Liberty Seated die, but without date.
Reverse Description
Cereal wreath enclosing a six pointed star, ONE DIME / 1868.
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