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It is difficult to see or show difference between date type A & B as they are minimal. One really needs an example of both - to compare. SX 1881 A - The numerals are slightly smaller and shorter than type B SX 1881 B - The numerals are very slightly larger and taller than type A SX 1881 B - The numerals appear to be very slightly closer to the border teeth. They cover the same teeth width (9 teeth). I have found similar quantities of each date type that one is not really scarcer than the other. However, Davies (D.1100) [Large date] suggest that type B is the scarcer type.
SX 1881 Ba - This example of the 'taller' numerals has the 1st 8 tilting slightly to the left and the '1's' appear to be slightly slimmer. SX 18881 C - A variety of the 1881 sixpence by [Rust**] (4 May 2016), The numerals appear to be of the slightly smaller/shorter font (type A) but the width of the numerals are now half a tooth wider at 9 ½ teeth wide as apposed to 9 teeth wide. Last 1 over gap between two border teeth. The 1st '1' looks a bit fatter than the 2nd '1'.
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