Chile: 1 peso 1953, km179, too many year lines? [solved]

N#3544

3 are shown in Numista in the comments section, I believe in those three!:

2 are shown in the Chilean catalog, they do exist for sure, the catalog is from 2021:

and 4 in the numista year lines:

Since there is no image showing the “short 5, curled” year line variant, I suggest deleting it or add a comment, “so far not documented”, until proof is found

@Quodlibet Any input here please?

I carried out research in 2017 on the variants in this coin and date:

https://numisvarianteschile.wordpress.com/2017/05/28/variantes-en-el-peso-de-1953/

I consider that, as there are so many different varieties, including bad transfers to the final die, and hand modifications in numbers 5 and 3, in order not to make the entry into Numista of this coin so complicated, I would leave only the "long top 5" and “short top 5" varieties. 

I remain available for any other modifications you may wish to make.

Cheers

I can live with that, no problem, specially since they are easy to recognize also on well-used coins.

And, as far as I can see, it would be impossible to know if a “Short top” was a variant on straight or curled, because the tip of the 5 (where the curl occurs) is missing! 

The date lines "1953 Short curled top 5" and “1953 Short striaght top 5” have been combined to “1953 Short top 5.”

Perfect, thank you.

Thanks!