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1837 Half Dime

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 Posted 01/28/2015  11:42 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add SsuperDdave to your friends list
I'm wavering between F15 and VF20. Love this No Stars issue.
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F-15
However, a very good candidate for VF-20.
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 Posted 01/28/2015  12:02 pm  Show Profile   Check RK55's eBay Listings Bookmark this reply Add RK55 to your friends list
very nice coin. most of them you see are worn down to g/ag.
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Top end F-15
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Did you buy it ? I like it.
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F-15

I think this is the small date based on the shape of the 1.
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F15+, looks so naked without stars!!
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VF-20

It always looks like something is off whenever I see these. Yours looks great!
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Love this No Stars issue.

Me too. I've been looking for one of these myself. This is the way that Gobrecht intended the design to be.

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looks so naked without stars!!

It was meant to look naked.
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I'm at VF20 also.I have the dime version and love the clean field on the obverse
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This is a link to the Liberty Seated Collectors Club:

http://www.lsccweb.org/

I had the opportunity to sit in on the inaugural LSCC/BCCS kick-off co-meeting* at the Manchester Coin Show back in 2011.
The "large/small' date 1837 was discussed. I came away with the information that the SIZE of the '1' is not at issue.
Rather, the 'shape' of the initial stroke was the key: - or / .

Is that your understanding, MeadowviewCollector?

I bought my example that day and later bought an 1838 with stars for comparison.
Boy, Half Dimes are TINY!

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* The regional outreach meeting to bring our resources to those who cannot go to the national shows.
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Rather, the 'shape' of the initial stroke was the key: - or / .

Is that your understanding, MeadowviewCollector?


Yes, I didn't do a very good job of clarifying that. Here's a PCGS showing the difference http://www.pcgscoinfacts.com/Coin/D...4311?redir=t

1837-Half-Dime
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Thanks MeadowviewCollector, that's it!
The one that I bought was incorrectly identified as a large date.
The speaker from the Seated Liberty group caught the mistake for me.
The pictures show the difference clearly.
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