1829 Capped Bust O-110?

what grade would this be?

As to the grade, I agree with SsuperDdave, AU50.
Nice coin!

Here is what coin zip says:

1829 Large Letters O-110, R2

Recut 9 with the first cutting showing to the right side of the final 9.

D of UNITED and S of STATES very close - less than 3/4 mm apart.

Coinguy, I'm not sure what everyone else is/was seeing, but the images I'm seeing are of the 1827 from your other topic. Could you please add the images of the 1829 to this topic? When I see them, I'll be happy to help you out.

here

Yes, I posted the 1827 under the 1827 thread and the 1829 thread. I messed
up
the 1829 thread (this one). I recently posted the right photos.

I think both sets of pictures were uploaded under the same name and they changed when each set was uploaded. I already posted in the 1827 topic.

This one actually appears to possibly be the next die state which would make it an O-110a. I can see a faint crack above TATES OF AMERI, though the crack at the leaves through 50 C. is not visible. This may be due to a lack of sharpness in the images. The markers are the same for the O110 and the O110a except for the exceptions noted above and the reverse is referred to as G-s2. Both have a rarity rating of 2 (slightly uncommon 500-1000 known) They are:

Obverse 6: 9 shows recutting at the right. Lips are parted to half depth of the mouth.

Reverse G: 50 C is high. Right sides of T and I are in line. The letters of the legend are large with the words crowded together. Only 3/4mm separates UNITED and STATES. Line 3 of stripe 4 extends well below the shield. This reverse die was used in 1828 as Reverse P).

I see this coin as a solid EF40. There is a little more flattening of the cap folds, hair, and claw detail than I am comfortable with for a grade above EF40. It may reach EF45 in a slab, though.