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1807 Draped Bust Half - Footless F

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The flip for this coin has Footless F written with O-108 and Breen 4594. Is this that variety? I have two shots of the reverse.


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Here's a close up on "OF" for a PCGS attributed 1807 Draped Half O-108.

It doesn't look like yours but I'm not an expert on Draped Bust Halves.

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You cannot compare a Capped Bust Half reverse to a Draped Bust half reverse...
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O-108, O-109 and O-110 all used this reverse. The bad news is, your coin is not O-108 - the 7th left star points to the wrong spot.

The good news is, your coin is O-109, the rarest of the three. I attribute this based on the size and placement of the 7 in the date. If there is no die crack above STATES, something I can't be sure of based on these pics, it's an early version which is even less-available than the later, cracked version.
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I have an 1802 version but, it's really corroded. With a loop I can see a bit more foot on the 'F' but it does have that same break on the top of the 'F' as the BH1964 example. I guess I'll need to take to my local coin store and see what he says.
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Great looking coin!
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