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1859-O Sacred Seated Liberty Half Dollar

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That's right, another holey coin.



Someone tried to make a hole in it, and someone also succeeded. Might have been the same someone. And now I have it.

Once again, while the hole kinda sucks, it's part of the coin's story. Maybe it saved a soldier in the Civil War from a very, very tiny musket round. Or maybe not since it would have gone right through. OK, maybe the hole was made with a drill by someone in the wake of the war going to find a fortune in the gold fields of New Zealand. Who can say? Perhaps Lee or Grant themselves held this at some point.

Anywho, my question: which variety is it? And I know, the "1" is not there for diagnostic purposes. C'est la vie. Gots to work with what we gots.

Thanks in advance.


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I like her! Not the mis-placed or repunched date.
I'll leave the denticle counting and die matching to the WB pros.
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This coin looks like it is a WB-101, WB-7 with a rarity of R3.
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