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coinzip Valued Member United States 104 Posts	Posted 12/23/2008 10:47 pm 1807 750,500 Minted (estimate) 4 Obverse Dies & 3 Reverse Dies produced 4 Die Marriages. 1808 1,368,600 Minted (estimate) 10 Obverse Dies & 9 Reverse Dies produced 10 Die Marriages. 1809 1,405,810 Minted (estimate) 8 Obverse Dies & 12 Reverse Dies produced 15 Die Marriages. 1810 1,276,276 Minted (estimate) 9 Obverse Dies & 10 Reverse Dies produced 10 Die Marriages. 1811 1,203,644 Minted (estimate) 9 Obverse Dies & 10 Reverse Dies produced 13 Die Marriages. 1812 1,628,059 Minted (estimate) 8 Obverse Dies & 9 Reverse Dies produced 10 Die Marriages. 1813 1,241,903 Minted (estimate) 7 Obverse Dies & 8 Reverse Dies produced 10 Die Marriages. 1814 1,039,075 Minted (estimate) 8 Obverse Dies & 9 Reverse Dies produced 9 Die Marriages. 1815 47,150 Minted (estimate) 1817 1,215,567 Minted (estimate) 11 Obverse Dies & 9 Reverse Dies produced 13 Die Marriages. 1818 1,960,322 Minted (estimate) 12 Obverse Dies & 10 Reverse Dies produced 15 Die Marriages. 1819 2,208,000 Minted (estimate) 14 Obverse Dies & 13 Reverse Dies produced 15 Die Marriages. 1820 751,122 Minted (estimate) 6 Obverse Dies & 7 Reverse Dies produced 8 Die Marriages. 1821 1,305,797 Minted (estimate) 6 Obverse Dies & 7 Reverse Dies produced 7 Die Marriages. 1822 1,559,573 Minted (estimate) 14 Obverse Dies & 14 Reverse Dies produced 15 Die Marriages. 1823 1,694,200 Minted (estimate) 11 Obverse Dies & 12 Reverse Dies produced 13 Die Marriages. 1824 3,504,954 Minted (estimate) 14 Obverse Dies & 16 Reverse Dies produced 17 Die Marriages. 1825 2,943,166 Minted (estimate) 15 Obverse Dies & 16 Reverse Dies produced 18 Die Marriages. 1826 4,004,180 Minted (estimate) 13 Obverse Dies & 18 Reverse Dies produced 20 Die Marriages. 1827 5,493,400 Minted (estimate) 28 Obverse Dies & 34 Reverse Dies produced 49 Die Marriages. 1828 3,075,200 Minted (estimate) 13 Obverse Dies & 17 Reverse Dies produced 23 Die Marriages. 1829 3,712,156 Minted (estimate) 11 Obverse Dies & 16 Reverse Dies produced 20 Die Marriages. 1830 4,764,800 Minted (estimate) 15 Obverse Dies & 20 Reverse Dies produced 23 Die Marriages. 1831 5,873,660 Minted (estimate) 12 Obverse Dies & 14 Reverse Dies produced 20 Die Marriages. 1832 4,797,000 Minted (estimate) 15 Obverse Dies & 16 Reverse Dies produced 23 Die Marriages. 1833 5,206,000 Minted (estimate) 13 Obverse Dies & 14 Reverse Dies produced 15 Die Marriages. 1834 6,412,004 Minted (estimate) 8 Obverse Dies & 21 Reverse Dies produced 21 Die Marriages. 1835 5,352,006 Minted (estimate) 8 Obverse Dies & 8 Reverse Dies produced 10 Die Marriages. 1836 6,546,200 Minted (estimate) 18 Obverse Dies & 20 Reverse Dies produced 23 Die Marriages Report this Post to the Staff

littleboy Pillar of the Community United States 764 Posts	Posted 12/23/2008 11:50 pm useless?! that info is very important! it should be something everyone should be required to study! Report this Post to the Staff
bqcoins Valued Member United States 167 Posts	Posted 12/24/2008 12:47 am never useless Report this Post to the Staff
SeatedNut Pillar of the Community United States 2797 Posts	Posted 12/24/2008 08:06 am Could you cover all those die marriages and provide pictures, too. Thanks. Report this Post to the Staff
Bonedigger Pillar of the Community United States 1267 Posts	Posted 12/24/2008 09:06 am I've often wondered why 1827 has so many die-marriages. Perhaps, associated with/when the new steam presses were phased into operation for the Half Dollars at the mint, or quality checking the work of a new contractor who manufactured the dies... Take Care Ben Report this Post to the Staff
AuldFartte Pillar of the Community United States 830 Posts	Posted 12/24/2008 10:12 am Wow. If my "in my head" math is correct, that's 449 varieties plus however many were "mated" in 1815. Assembling a complete variety set of those would be one heck of an accomplishment, wouldn't it? Report this Post to the Staff
Conder101 Bedrock of the Community United States 17884 Posts	Posted 12/24/2008 10:36 am Quote: I've often wondered why 1827 has so many die-marriages. Perhaps, associated with/when the new steam presses were phased into operation for the Half Dollars at the mint The steam press wasn't used at the mint until 1836. Quote: Wow. If my "in my head" math is correct, that's 449 varieties Very close there are 450 varieties plus three crushed edge proof varieties that were made at a later date. Only one person has ever managed to put together a set of all 450 varieties. Report this Post to the Staff
AuldFartte Pillar of the Community United States 830 Posts	Posted 12/24/2008 10:39 am Quote: there are 450 varieties So there is only one 1815 die marriage? Thanks! Report this Post to the Staff
coinzip Valued Member United States 104 Posts	Posted 12/27/2008 10:18 am Quote: Could you cover all those die marriages and provide pictures, too. Yes, and all the Die States of the Die Marriages, here is a sample. 1807 O-111 R6 1807 O-111a (R5) 1807 O-111b (R5) 1807 O-112 (R1) Large stars 50/inverted 5 1807 O-113 (R2) Small Stars 1807 O-113a (R3) Small Stars 1807 O-114 (R3) Large Stars If you want to see everything from 1807 to 1836 its right here http://coinzip.proboards79.com/inde...board=lebust Report this Post to the Staff
desertgem Pillar of the Community United States 860 Posts	Posted 12/27/2008 3:56 pm Coinzip, I have used your site often! Happy to be able to say Thanks and of course Welcome. Jim Report this Post to the Staff
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