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Here is a perfect example of why I can't seem to shake the Bust Half Fever.  |
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That's Cool  |
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me not having Bust Half fever, what am I looking at  |
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Is that something in the shield?
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Bedrock of the Community
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 I am with the .. I am not sure what I am looking at group |
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I'm not big on the busts but it might be an O mint mark in the shield?
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Pillar of the Community
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coinzip . . . my first thought was a clash but I can't figure out what part of the obv would have left that mark. What date is it? The only O mints are 1838 (mintage 20) and 1839. CBHs are known for clashes. Here's an example from one of my 1814s.  |
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The same things which appeal about Busties are the things that drive one batty. I distinctly remember an Overton with a broken right corner of the shield - heck, I saw it recently doing an attribution - but I'm darned if I remember where, or what year.  |
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Pillar of the Community
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Gotta admit, this is fun, though!
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Submitted for your approval, I suggest 1833 O-103. How'm I doin' so far, coinzip? A quick look at a few examples on the Heritage site suggests to me a faint series of letters trailing up to the left of the eagle's neck, between the neck and the wing; perhaps this is the clash that rendered the "o"-like feature between those horizontal stripes?
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I have an 1827 Bust Half that shows a clash under Liberty's ear, and more on the reverse. This is the only one I own. Going to wait to hear if philadelphian is correct  |
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Edited by Moe145
04/19/2013 6:06 pm
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Submitted for your approval, I suggest 1833 O-103. How'm I doin' so far, coinzip?
Bingo.....now if we can just figure out how that double circle was made we will be doing good
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Posted 04/18/2013 9:27 pm
Nice attribution, Philadelphian!
