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1836 Beaded Edge Half

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I'm a little confused about this coin. I initially confused the descriptions with reeded edge and then thought I might have been duped, but then found some references out there. But I still don't quite understand what is meant by 'beaded' edge.

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Terry McManus
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 Posted 07/20/2012  08:15 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add oih82w8 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
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Interesting, I did not know this, here is the hyperlink Terry;

http://www.pcgscoinfacts.com/CoinDe...9965&redir=t

It has to deal with the length of the denticals reaching the boarder of the coin.
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Tjmcman - don't let semantics confuse you. Only two major edge types in 1836 half dollars, lettered or reeded, the latter regarded as a rarity. As mentioned here already, the "beaded" reference concerns the shape of dentils at the border of obverse or reverse. The coin you are considering is most likely a lettered edge variety.
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