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Another auction pick up. Sorry about the pics, I'm not at home and this is the best I can do.   |
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I would say it just makes VF-20.
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I think F15 details because of the scratches and there at least a couple of dings on the front and the back.
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I would grade it f-15 weak strike
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I think VG-10 is close. I'm thinking (with VERY little research) this is an O-101 (R2).  Anyone to back me up or challenge? |
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this is an O-101 (R2). I agree. Star 7 gives away OBV. 1 and The T/I relationship with legend drawn to the edge lead me to REV. A |
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I'm thinking (with VERY little research) this is an O-101 (R2). So, what does this mean? Does it make it more desirable? I'm not into varieties. |
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So, what does this mean? Does it make it more desirable? I'm not into varieties. This is the chart from CoinZip.com that lists all the Obverse and Reverse dies and the marriages of those pairs.  It could make this variety more desirable to a collector of 1831 CBHDs who does not already have this variety. The Rarity Factor (O-101 = Rarity 2) just tells you how many of this variety are known to exist. R2 = 500-1,000 known.  The varieties of these handmade dies of this coin type are just excrutiatingly fascinating to some of us!  Edited by Moe145
02/02/2012 7:24 pm
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