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I'm not researching them Moe. Many of the CBH years I know by heart. I no longer own the book. Yes, Adam, your 1811 is indeed O-104a (R-1) as Moe pointed out, Super nice cracks.......and your 1810 is O-110 (R-2) like Moe's 1810. Quote:
181.1 O-101 (R-1) Wrong Moe, this is 18.11, not 181.1  Quote:
1811 with a Small 8 O-110 (R-1) Quote:
1811 with Large 8 O-104 (R-1) The earlier state of Adam's coin. |
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O-113 (R-5).....Nothing special about this dog.   By the way Moe, that O-110 of yours is one very sweet looking coin. I be likin' it. Edited by zeewool
10/05/2010 10:55 am
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Here's another R-5....This one is O-112a Yes, those are 'all' die cracks on the obverse, (even though some may look like scratches).   |
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Nothing special about this dog I beg to differ, Sir!! Any R-5 CBH is super SWEET! And then TWO R-5 1811's in a row!! WOW! Zeewool...  |
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181.1 OOPS! 18.11 Too late buddy....too late.....when dealing with me, you must remember to be careful.......Never to make any mistakes, no false moves, and under no circumstances, make a typo......I will make a big deal out of it, (thereby maximizing my own credibility by belittling you). |
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The vast majority of what I have was passed down to me Moe. I have had very little to do with what was assembled. I felt obligated to at least learn about them though.
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Never to make any mistakes As it is written, so it shall be... I'm sharpening my verbal throwing stars and donning my oratory Ninja Gei as we speak... But let's all remember why we're here... Capped Bust Half Dollars Uber Alles!  |
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The vast majority of what I have was passed down to me Moe. I have had very little to do with what was assembled. Zeewool... I would like to know more about your good fortune! Where did you get your CBHs? |
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Part of an inheritance Moe, so I hardly call it good fortune.....The CBH seemed to be collected with focus on rarity rather than condition........you'll see (when we get nearer the end of the thread).
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I am sorry for your loss. Your benefactor must have been a very serious collector! But as a small consolation, we all get to see some of your amazing coins and we get your incredible knowledge about this coin type! |
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Moe, I really liked the 1811 small 8. Of course I have liked ALL that has been posted so far. |
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Beautiful coins, wish mine were half as nice.
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Echizento, I'll betcha I've got several that are not half as nice as your worst. |
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1812 O-109a (R-2)  |
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