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Capped Bust Halves Variety Collecting

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 Posted 02/05/2015  10:33 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add RayT17 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Well I am starting with 1836. lets see how that goes. Then maybe 1835 or 1828?
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I don't collect halves, but I do collect varieties of large cents. Here's my method. I seek out any R-4 variety. They're common enough to be found and much of the time not being sold as any particular variety, making them affordable. If I see an R-5 or higher that I can afford, I go for it. I figure that all the R-1 through R-3s I can easily fill in later.

When you complete the varieties, you can then start collecting all the die states.
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The yeardate I have the most Overtons for is 1824. I think I have 10 out of 17. What the heck, I may try to complete the Overton set for that yeardate. Two R5's out the bunch, none rarer....not that bad.
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Jumping from 1836 to 1810. Big difference with the older coins. Up to 90 different varieties
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Added two more 1824 Overtons. Only six or so more to go. Be interesting to see how soon I find one of each.
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So I figured I would go for a year out of each decade for my variety search
1810 First Decade
1814 Second
1821 Third
1836 Fourth

Got 1836 almost done, and others off to a start. Interesting how the key attributes change from year to year.
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