Cull Capped Bust 1822 Or 1832 Dilemma

Right - list it as a historical button coin - that's really your only selling point on this coin.

Done

shame on this being holed like that, but with all the wear....

It's not "likely" to be an 1832, it *is* an 1832. There is only one pair of dies used for 1822, and the date looks absolutely nothing like it does on your coin (in particular, the final 2 in the date of a genuine 1822 is completely left of Liberty's lower curl).

This is a double-holed cull of a very common date; I would place its value at about $5. It pretty much holds value only for people who specifically collect holed coins.

In case you're interested, there is a fascinating history of the dies produced in the 1820s. There were actually four obverse 10C dies created for use in 1822, but only one of them was actually used to produce dimes in 1822. Two of the other obverse dies were overdated for use in 1823, and the fourth die was overdated for use in 1824.

And, as with all coins of this era, the year depicted on the coin is not necessarily the year in which the coin was made. I think this issue mostly disappeared by the coinage of the 1830s.