1892 Canada 50c Obverse Help Requested

That is indeed OBV3
See the way the bottom of the crown protrudes in front of the vertical plane of the forehead.This occurs only on OBV3, on the other obverses the plane of the front of the crown and the forehead are pretty much continuous.
Can you share pics of the reverse and holder please.
Your ebay link leads nowhere for most Canadian viewers of this topic, please just copy and paste the item number so that all can view it.

You can also tell by the tip pf the crown. On a 3, it almost touches the I and the top jewel is nearly rounded. On a 4, the top jewel is flatter. The cusps of hair under the ribbon tie is also very different between the 2.

Obverse 3 for sure. I'm no expert on these (I only own a small number of victorian 50 cent) but this seems overgraded. I'd put it at VF-30 tops, if it was actual EF45 I think it would have sold long ago. 50 cent Victoria market seems to be one of the strongest for Canadian coins. Someone correct me if I'm wrong. Also they say "been confirmed by ICCS as an Obverse #3" leads me to believe they probably had it cross graded as how else would ICCS confirm it. They probably don't show it as it's a lower grade is my guess.

Thank you for your input on this topic. I had originally sent this coin off to PCGS to be graded as that is the most respected coin grading company in the US. They sent this coin back graded and certified but I was disappointed to find out that they could not type the coin and confirm it was an obverse #3. I posted in this forum looking for help as well as calling around to some of the more respected coin shops in the states looking for guidance on how to proceed with this item. I contacted ICCS by phone and and the grader I spoke to offered to type it right then instead of having me send it in as we were a little hesitant sending it internationally if it wasn't needed. I sent him all the HD photos I had of it and he reviewed it with me over the phone. He confirmed it was an obverse #3 and also informed me that, by their grading standards, it would not have been graded quite as high as PCGS had graded it, but said it was still in very good condition. I have since receivedan offer of about $1100 if I wanted to sell it. I thought I would let it sit on ebay for a while and see if it would sell there for a little more. What would you all feel would be a reasonable asking price for this coin?

The coin is not EF45 by Canadian standards.
PCGS always overgrades EF Canadian coins.
You price is full retail for the VF30 coin that it is.
Since you do not offer shipping to Canada your coin does not appear on ebay for Canadian buyers, you're missing out on most of your market for this coin.

I don't know what you are doing wrong in your settings, but it does not appear on ebay Canada.
It appears if I log on to ebay dot com but not the default ebay Canada.
There is no mention of global shipping.

Just to let you know the global shipping program is horrible for Canada. For your coin in particular it would make us pay about $143USD just for shipping and import charges. One of the reasons I never buy from any US sellers using the Global Shipping Program. If you simply used USPS it would be a fraction of the cost and you would get more potential buyers.