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    1989 designer initals request.

    I found this 1989 Cent with initial's like the 1988. I know it is highly unlikely to have 88 initials on a 89 cent. However, there doesn't appear to be a top bar extending to the left, or a right foot below the curve of the G. What other else could I use to determine if this is truly an 88 on 8 or not. Thanks for any help.

    Tuebits
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    Here's the link to the RDV
    http://varietyvista.com/01b%20LC%20D...0Varieties.htm

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    • #3
      This looks like a Reverse of 89.
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        I was able to use the link to identify the font style. I determined it to be an 89. thanks for the link.

        Tuebits

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          Originally posted by Tuebits View Post
          I was able to use the link to identify the font style. I determined it to be an 89. thanks for the link.

          Tuebits
          Here's some Free Online E-Books .
          http://varietyvista.com/index.htm

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