Posted on Dec 1, 2025

1¢ Yellow

1F16.1S2

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Triangle Flaw

Triangle Flaw with Re-entry.

This is the 1st reported example with a significant re-entry in the UL in addition to the Triangle Flaw in the hair. Interestingly, the damage under the CA is more prominent in the re-entered example, while the 'triangle' appears to show more plate wear.
The June 27, 1877 date is not certain.
Compare with 1F16.1.

Plate Flaw in Zone 16

Reiche & Sendbuehler #2-12

Plate Position is Unknown

Earliest Recorded Use: Jun 27, 1887

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