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New Bust Halves And Some Attribution Help

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Picked these up today, have one more on layaway but I was attributing these I am pretty sure the 1810 is an O-109, the 1826 is an O-108, the 1828 I am not really sure about. I think it is an O-121 but I'm not absolutely positive. Any help would be appreciated.
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The 1810 looks like O-110 (R-2) to me.
The 1826 looks like O-108a (R-1).
On the 1828 I'm leaning towards O-117 (R-1) but I'm not 100% sure.
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After further research I am positive that the 1810 is an O-109 (R3). I was considering it for either O-109 or O-102, but the are in America is level with the E, something not seen on the O-102.
The 1826 is an O-108a, I couldn't see the die crack on the reverse until just now.
The 1828 I've narrowed it down to either the O-116 or the O-121. They have the same reverse, but only slightly different obverses. Since there are no die lines to the left of the date under the bust I am fairly confident it is an O-121.
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A web site I have found that makes the CBH attribution a whole lot easier is Coinzip.com. It's free and there are a LOT of different type coins there with the specific attributes for each Overton and many other types of coins. I highly recommend them.
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