1827 Capped Bust O-142?

Another beautiful XF coin. Dude, the three you have posted are great coins. You are making me jealous!

Sorry, but this coin is not an O-142. It is an O-104 with a rarity rating of 1 (common). The markers are:

Obverse 2: Mouth is slightly open. Star 13 is very close to the curl (less than 1/4mm). Light die lines from milling opposite and below the end of the bust are visible on most specimens.

Reverse D: The I is a shade right of being centered under the T. 50 C. is positioned high with the 5 higher than the 0 and tipped more to the left. There is a center dot between crossbars 4 and 5 with several crossbars extending past the border on the left. There is a vertical die defect from the upper side of the lower left leaf toward the main branch above. There are also die defect lines from the top of the right (viewer's) claw to the feathers.

While I could not see the various die defect lines or the center dot because the images are not sharp enough, I could see some evidence that the lines were there. You will obviously be better able to determine if these are there with the coin in-hand.

I believe this coin to be in VF30 condition, based upon the clasp detail. While I cannot see the amount of detail in the claws and wing that I would like to see for this grade, I believe that is just due to the images.

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Don't you hate that? I probably graded and tried to attribute this last night, never noticing it was an 1829. Don't feel bad.

1827's are the worst. Had I started with them, I don't believe I'd ever have grown to enjoy attributing Busties. However, since I'm waiting on laundry (anything more boring exist?), I'll have a go at it. I don't think the obverse star positions match 142, though.

Sorry the pictures are messed up, it must be something on their end.