Obverse 22 is identified by date placement at LH, with a nub-like
artifact below the 0 of the date.
Reverse
V is identified by off-center clash marks that are located the N of ONE
and EN of CENT
Comments: The
Reverse V off-center clash marks are the impressions of the denticles
from another working die. Prevailing opinion indicates that a
hardened working die was was impressed against the Reverse V working
die for the purpose of determining the hardness of the Reverse V
working die.
