Okay. I got it. Originally, I thought it was an overdate, but unfortunately, it's not. It's actually an O-107 with a rarity rating of 3 (Scarce - 201 to 500 known). The markers are:
Obverse 5: All stars are large and close to milling. The date is widely spaced and well centered.
Reverse D: The I is centered under the T. Most specimens show a die crack from the base of 50 C. that circles left at the tips of the olive leaves to the top of UNITE, down through D S, and along the scroll to OF and AM. There is another crack from the edge between CA into the right wing. Early die states show a widely recut C in 50 C.
Obverse 5: All stars are large and close to milling. The date is widely spaced and well centered.
Reverse D: The I is centered under the T. Most specimens show a die crack from the base of 50 C. that circles left at the tips of the olive leaves to the top of UNITE, down through D S, and along the scroll to OF and AM. There is another crack from the edge between CA into the right wing. Early die states show a widely recut C in 50 C.




























