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1837 Capped Bust Half Dollar

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EXCEPT....all examples there are lettered edge..... this is a reeded edge.....totally different animal....


This.
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Thanks everyone for your input and information. It's always good to check things out and get opinions.
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If it helps, here's a certified coin to compare yours with...


1837 Capped Bust Half Dollar

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The diameter of CBHs is a bit variable since these coins were struck in an open collar press. Notice the fishtailing on the reverse peripheral devices- that is an indicator of significant radial expansion of the planchet during striking.

-biokemist
(hope he's fine with me quoting him...)

Anyway, so maybe I'm wrong.
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EF-40.
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