[Colonial Numismatics] Connecticut 56-XX vs 56-RR.2 and 37.10-RR vs 37.10... Öffentlichkeit Deposited

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    Actually, you're right on that one, Ed -- it is upper case. I believe Walter
    Breen had it as a lower case in the EAC '75 catalogue, and some collectors
    added it to their copies of Miller as a result.

    I think an article on the variety is definitely warranted, especially if you
    have a new specimen -- their really hasn't been much written about it since
    its discovery.


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    <HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT SIZE=2 FAMILY="SANSSERIF" FACE="Arial" LANG="0">Actually, you're right on that one, Ed -- it is upper case.  I believe Walter Breen had it as a lower case in the EAC '75 catalogue, and some collectors added it to their copies of Miller as a result.<BR>
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    I think an article on the variety is definitely warranted, especially if you have a new specimen -- their really hasn't been much written about it since its discovery.<BR>
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