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Firecom911 Valued Member United States 161 Posts	Posted 09/29/2007 9:27 pm I don't know much about Bust Halves except that, like many other early 19th century U.S. coins, there are a lot of overdates. I recently read a comment about 1824 halves... "Overdates to look for are 1824/1, 1824/4 and 1824 over God knows what." I laughed out loud because the image that went through my brain was a slab that was labeled 1824/God knows what Seriously, is there an 1824 overdate that is very unusual? Steve Report this Post to the Staff

halfabustisbetter Pillar of the Community United States 1984 Posts	Posted 09/29/2007 10:05 pm Yes, there is, I have one, and I'll try to get you a picture tomorrow, I've got some kind of stomach flu going here, so if someone gets to it sooner, then grand. It's definitely 1824 over jumble, some call it 1824/2/0. You could call it 1824/Monday Morning Hangover or some such. It's different, but not too terribly unusual. Report this Post to the Staff
Firecom911 Valued Member United States 161 Posts	Posted 09/29/2007 10:28 pm Okay. Thanks, HABIB, Take care of that flu. For me, Nyquil and 8 hours sleep works miracles. Steve Report this Post to the Staff
Mike Rest in Peace United States 2884 Posts	Posted 09/29/2007 11:16 pm Very funny comment! It is true that there are many over dates in that year. As mentioned one is termed "2 over 0 " or "4 over various dates".(that is the "god knows what"one! There is "4 over 1","4 over 4" and another "4 over 4" variety based on a greater distance between the 2 and 4. Hope this helps. Mike Report this Post to the Staff
Firecom911 Valued Member United States 161 Posts	Posted 09/29/2007 11:56 pm Thank you, Mike. SO FAR, this is sounding like a TRIPLE OVERDATE. That would explain the confusion. The more numbers you have stacked on top of each other, the harder it is to identify what's on the bottom. Steve Report this Post to the Staff
halfabustisbetter Pillar of the Community United States 1984 Posts	Posted 09/30/2007 12:24 am There's no way my imminent slipping into a permanent vegetative state (not that my wife would necessarily notice much of a difference) should get in the way of our collective numismatic understanding. Report this Post to the Staff
Firecom911 Valued Member United States 161 Posts	Posted 09/30/2007 12:42 am Thanks for the pic! It appears from the pic that the "slipping into a vegetative state" occurred in Philadelphia some years ago. Ummm....I see a 4... ...I see a 2... ...I don't see a 0... ...I see SOMETHING in the lower right quadrant of the 4that shouldn't have anything to do with the 2. God knows what. Report this Post to the Staff
USArmyParatrooper Pillar of the Community United States 1283 Posts	Posted 09/30/2007 03:52 am I'd pay good money for a PCGS slabbed Bust, "1824/GODKNOWSWHAT" Report this Post to the Staff
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