1814 CBH - E Over A Variety?

Thank you, Dave. That is very useful information.
If this coin grades VF20, then I paid about half of what it is worth so I did not do too bad.

Easy VF20. Throw the reverse out the window for grading purposes - it's preposterous to think that the faces wore at different rates - and grade based on the obverse.




How does yours compare for die cracks? Do we know when the clashing happened in the life of the die?

My coin's crack through the 4 seems to be more pronounced than what I can see on the OP's coin lending me to suspect mine to be of a later mintage.

Of course, we have no idea when the die clashes occur, but unless they're polished out, or the Mint has a new die half/marriage ready to go, the follow-on coins are stuck with the clashes.

And, of course we all know, if they do change out a die, the die marriage is no longer O-108/108a, i.e., not this Overton.





The clashes along with the obverse stars drawn to the edge, (and the reverse letters drawn also to the edge), lend me to suspect my coin's later mintage than the OP's.