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Edited by madhandles761991
12/27/2006 4:54 pm
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clashing is always hard to photograph for some reason but I can tell you nothing about the clashing or how common it is but I did want to say it doesn't look AU to me but as I said I have very little knowledge on these things, fengk may be able to tell you more information on the clashing and how common or rare it actually is
Edited by Bryan1315
12/27/2006 5:24 pm
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I'm certain it's an Overton Variety, but I really wouldn't call it an error as many more were minted like it, Many, Many Thousands. Could you post a complete picture of both sides. I'll need that to attribute it for you :)
Take Care
Ben
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It appears to be an Overton (O-110) a relatively common variety (R-1) of the series.
Take Care
Ben
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I appreciate the help! thanks very much - Bryan I didn't purchase this coin as an AU - don't worry! I purchased it as a AG4
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I see The clashes I thing you did a good job on photographing them , But I would agree on posting a full photo both sides as well. Good to see you bonedigger, havent heard from you in awhile
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Nice piece, even if it is a common variety, still very nice clashes.
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It probably grades around an F-12, any idea of the value? I might be selling this piece in order to help buy a nice AU bust half.
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By the way, if anyone might be interested in this coin, email me!
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Posted 12/27/2006 5:31 pm
