Black Beauty 1927 1C mint state strike.

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A channel on the right of a thin early IN-N would be hub retouching doubling, seeing as the bottom of N on that side shows form doubling. Looks like the US Mint wanted to replace and sharpen the bottom of N by a double hubbing.

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Just My 2 Cents,
looks to me like PMD, along with erosion, hard to tell, that’s one of those great condition, but not, for my eye,
So just my 2 cents, So curious myself

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Nothing of interest.

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I believe the listing you are referring to coneca 02 IV which I would say the “N” at the bottom is pmd as you can see the marks going into the chipped area of the bottom of the “N” I can’t see cc I doubling, That’s Just my 2 Cents, I’m sure I don’t have much into study of 1927 but I will say to check some of the other listings and compare other markers for a match, subject has deterioration so it’s hard for me to tell what’s pmd, determination,,erosion.
”Brown” would be I believe it would fall under in terms of collecting, just thought I would mention, and remember to check what’s rare and what’s common.
There is a nice amount of listings for 1927, not sure what counts of condition, or too common so I don’t want to discourage your plight, Just suggestions and my thoughts to help my learning as well, and remember I may be totally wrong just my 2 cents, I hope I helped your headache, definitely I would love to know the outcome, will help when I get to 1927 wheat cents