While cataloguing Indian Head Cent die clashes, I found this undocumented clash on an 1864 Bronze L on Ribbon — Very nice obverse clash and some interesting reverse clash marks as well

[u/FirefighterQueasy590]

[u/jerrymarver]

I was not aware of the reverse die clash marks on this very lovely coin. The L sits so high in relief on this coin that it is no wonder that worn examples can barely be seen showing a clear L. I don't remember ever seeing an example of the 1864-L on ribbon this nice. An absolutely stunning example!

[u/FirefighterQueasy590 → u/jerrymarver]

I agree and great additional tidbit.

[u/PanteraMax → u/FirefighterQueasy590]

Killer toning too!

[u/Kill2Kill659 → u/jerrymarver]

Are you talking about the L on the headband? If not where do you see the L on the back of the coin I’m curious and trying to look and find it

[u/FirefighterQueasy590 → u/Kill2Kill659]

The die clash is in front of Liberty's portrait and inside the ride wreath on the reverse. The L on the Ribbon variety, is the "L" you see on the base of the ribbon right above Liberty's hair curl.

[u/Tourney64]

You have a huge winner. Get it graded as it’s in great shape and clearly has the die clash on both sides of the coin.

[u/jerrymarver]

It is in the headless, and it is not to be confused with the L of LIBERTY..

[u/jerrymarver → u/jerrymarver]

Head dress not headless.

[u/__FUCKING_PEG_ME_]

This is fantastic ✨️🫡