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Not sure what one looks like so thought I would ask ☺

Sorry for the crappy photo 

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Blocked dies remove detail, broken dies give added detail. Although people use the term blocked (usually referring to the incuse bits getting filled with crap), it is in fact damaged, with a bit fallen off

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Thanks Rob.

Was going through some coin's and groom book mentioned blocked 2''s and this one was different than all my others so wasn't sure 

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Yes it is what people refer to as a blocked 2, partially blocked anyway. Nice catch.

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I am not even sure where i got it from 

 

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I think 1921 and 1922 pennys have the most blocked dies - yours is a partial blockage

Once considered a proper variety , now not , poorly  regarded and only fetches a small premium over ord. coins

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thanks for the reply Copper

I wasn't sure what one was but now I know :)

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