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Nice O-113 (R-1) Jaobler.
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1826 O-115 (R-5)  |
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1826 O-116a (R-1)
(The reverse die crack gives this one away!)
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Long time no see, Halftober--but here is my 3rd Capped Bust half dollar. This one is truly a low ball(I bought it for $23 about seven years ago)--cleaned, scratched, and the obverse bears a nasty rim ding--but alas, here is the capped bust half:   |
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Interesting variety O-112a (R-2) the N in UNITED is filled along with the first S in States.
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Here is my 1826 to share but I do not know the Overton number and would be grateful if someone could help me with the attribution.   |
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Might as well post my 1827 while I am on line. Overton number unknown   |
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1827 O-125 (R-3)  |
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jfransch I believe your 1826 is O-101 (R-1), it has most of the characteristics for that variety except I can't see any die cracks.
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Nice!!!1827 over 6 O-102 (R-1)
1827 Square Base 2 O-133 (R-4)
1827 Curl Base 2 O-146 (R-2)
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With 49 different varieties for this 1827 and only a slight difference between some of them, it's a bit difficult to tell for sure without having the coin in hand. So from what I can tell this coin is O-106 (R-2). Maybe Moe or Zeewool can see more than I can.
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O-106 (R-2) I think these is a good attribution, Echizento. You're right, many of the 1827s are a tough CBHs to identify. That's nice one jfransch! (And echizento as well!) Thanks for posting! |
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Can someone explain what square base vs. round base on the 1827 means? Thanks,
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Look at the two coins that Moe posted. The first one has a flat or square base 2 and the second has a curved or round base. That's the difference.
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