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1821 Capped Bust Dime, Jr-2?

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Just cherried this from a dealer. I was hoping for a confirmation before I tout it off for sale to specialists.

I have been hoping to cherry this variety for a few years to make a quick buck. Alas, I gave up the hunt, but kept the diagnostics in my head. Then, all of a sudden, I walk into a new coin shop and there she was. The diagnostics seemed to match, so I bought her without much question.

1821-Capped-Bust-Dime,-Jr-2?

1821-Capped-Bust-Dime,-Jr-2?
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Looks like a low grade dime. But a nice piece of history.
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No expert on this, but it does seem to show the broken serif on the 1, and the long serif on A and M of reverse. Looks like a JR-2 to me.
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Yes it is a JR-2. Star 8 points at the peak of the cap (obv 1 seen on JR-1 and 2) and the left edge of the scroll is below the serif of the E, JR-2. On JR-1 it is between the E and D. And for final confirmation the upright of the P in Pluribus is well left of the S in STATES. On JR-1 the upright is below the serif of the S.
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It was listed as a R-7 but now it is R-5.
JR-2 is rare. As many as four are confirmed in grades of EF or better with the finest known in Gem MS. However, most examples are known in grades of VG or lower, and many are damaged or appear damaged due to the obverse die crack and bulge.
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