Is This An Overdate Or Not?

Possibly ... if indeed they do exist? https://www.drakesterling.com/19332...te-halfpenny

I did a comparison of your coin with a known overdate/variety graded by PCGS and a standard 1933 half penny from Museums Victoria. https://collections.museumsvictoria.../items/57452



At first glance your coin looks more like the PCGS than the Museums Victoria but as both 3's on your coin appear to be thicker it's hard to know. Maybe it's just the result of wear, keeping in mind that the PCGS coin has a MS64BN grading?
My main concern is that the '3' your coin doesn't appear to be wide enough on the front of the top curve but maybe this is due to lighting.

Closer examination with a loupe might provide some certainty.

Yes,this discussion regarding the 33 Half Overdate has been going on,to my knowledge,since the 1960's and revived again early 2000's and given some credibility by Ian McConnelly.
They were definitly experimenting with the Hubs/Dies back then but not everyone can agree to what extent.
Our little group up here on the North Coast of NSW(Aust.) have found over 20 different final 3 Dies on the 33 Half,(thank you USB Microscopes)no one seems to know why they would do that other than experimentation during the Depression.
I've posted many of these egs. on the OZ.Coin Forum but will do the same here when I get the time.

Hey guys and gals!

So I've taken several more photos. Not sure if they're any better but hoping someone can enlighten me.

Thanks in advance.

Thanks Basil