1804 Half Cent Cohen 3

"1803 Half Cent - COHEN 3

Notes:
This was the only use of the obverse die.
The reverse die was also used on:
1804 Cohen 1
1804 Cohen 2"
Then it may be possible that it was also used on 1804 C-3. Yes? ,, No?

Can it be 1804 Half Cent NC1 ;)
It can happen ,,
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Apparently the break is there on all examples of C-1.

It is undeniably the high 4 obv. That means C-1,3,5,6,7, or 8.
The point of leaf is pretty much centered between F and A. That means 1 or 8. (It definitely eliminates 3&5 and 7 which all have the point below the left foot of A. C-6 has the point a little left of the A, but it has the gap between the ends of the wreath below the center of the S.)
On 1 the top inner berry on the right is high and above the serif of the F, and the berry below M is to the right of the first upright of the M. On 8 the top inner berry is lower and a little left of the serif of the F, and the berry below M is directly below or very slightly left of the first upright of the M. I'm still coming up with C-1. Possibly the crack just isn't visible?

On the second coin both C-2 and C-9 develop a Cud over RTY. On C-2 the crossbar of the 4 points at the bottom of the 0. On C-9 it points about 1/3 of the way up the 0. This is a C-9.

I'm holding firm to no crack,, even under a loop.
I vote for NC1 :)

philadelphian what error did you see on the pcgs 1804 site?