Two Reverses for 1877-CC Dimes

In answer to the Drummer's question below, here are images of the two different reverse varieties of the 1877-CC dime---just follow the arrows.

Type Ones are scarcer than Type Twos, but both are considered common varieties.

"CC" DIME VARIETY HELP

I need a little help and I figured that someone from our C4OA might have the information I'm looking for. I am the owner of a nice 1877-CC seated dime (NGC MS-66) and I understand that there are two types of reverse dies for this date. I don't know which reverse type my example is. Can anyone explain to me how to identify the Type I and Type II reverses. Thanks for any and all help.

Spring 2009 Curry's Chronicle Deadline Approaching!

For all the C4OAers that read the blogsite:

As a reminder to those of you viewing the blogsite, the deadline for article and letter to the editor submissions for the spring 2008 issue of Curry's Chronicle is January 31, 2008.

We would love any and all additions to this wonderful publication, whether it’s a presentation of your laboring research, or just a comment directed toward the editor. Please present all submissions in the proper format, as stated in your most recent issue of the Curry’s Chronicle.

Thank you so much for all of you who have already submitted articles and letters to the editor for this edition of the “little journal that could.” We’re very pleased with the success of our club, and try to make that evident in every issue.

In the mean time, get to typing those articles! (And, don’t forget to enjoy the wonderful winter weather this season.)

-Maya

1873-CC WITHOUT ARROWS QUARTER SOLD

Hear Ye!, Hear Ye!,

One of the five-known 1873-CC Without Arrows Liberty Seated quarters (PCGS MS-63) just sold on the auction block on January 5, 2009 in Orlando Florida (hosted by Stack's). The lucky new owner shelled out a stunning $431,250.00, which includes the 15% buyers fee. This is, if I'm not mistaken, a record price for this date.

Alas, the new owner tis not I...so for second place, I hope it's someone I know or a fellow member of our C4OA. Check out our voting poll for predictions on prices realized. I voted in the $300,000 plus category, so I finally got one right!