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1827 Bust Half Dollar

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I need some help classifying this coin, I believe it is O.124, which is rated at R5. Stars are draw to edge and the center line of stripe 4 extends below shield to feather. I would also appreciate a grade.

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Looks like a solid EF-40. Reverse looks 45. Don't know anything about the varieties, but nice coin.
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It does have a bit of a rim ding at 7oclock on the reverse.
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Certainly looks like the O-124 reverse, but note that O-124 and O-125 share a reverse. The key to differentiating them is that O-125 has a die crack bisecting the T in LIBERTY, extending from the lower left serif up and right through the top right of the T and into the cap.

I'm gonna call this an obverse-limited VF30 or 35. As O-125, its' value would be $125-ish; as O-125, add a zero to that.

Here's hoping the die crack isn't there.
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It took a 30 power loupe to spot, but unfortunately there is a crack running through the "T" in LIBERTY. So I guess this is an O.125 and not an O.124. Rarity dropped from an R5 to an R3. Thanks for pointing that out to me Dave.
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Here's the best detail I could find from Heritage:

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Yep, it's looks exactly like that.
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