Mint State examples are particularly coveted
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MINTMARK AND ASSAYER INITIAL LEFT OF SHIELD WITHIN CIRCLE WITH SURROUNDING LATIN LEGEND (SHIELD IS WELL DEFINED)
almost all of Reich’s obverses have a characteristic notched point on the lowest star on the right—as his “signature
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