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Yes, the 1817 is the O-113a. As for the 1827? I wish it was the 149, but it is the prime die state of the 120--a solid R-5 on its own.

 

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Oldbustchaser
Anything special about these?
Besides crappy pictures
Both were in BLANCHARD flips.
1834


1829

 

1834 is Small Date, Small Letter. O-117. R-2
1929 is O-115 R-1

Both are common die marriages, but appear to be reasonably nice examples for a raw VF collection.

Edit to add...
Although I AM an old bustchaser, I am actually the Okbustchaser.

 

Thanks, my Bad.
It was almost the bewitching hour and past my bedtime.
Looks like it's too late to edit.
I can attribute that to old eyes on a phone and insomnia.
When do you graduate to Greatbustchaser?
That 1929 would be easier for me to distinguish.

 

LOL looks like neither one of us can type.

 

Spell check, we can still blame spell check now the proof reading before we hit post...that's on us

 

Nice coin

 

Oh, I'm so jealous! No acquisitions here... Well, except poop on the bottom of my sneakers.

 

You should probably pan that out and check for Gold.

 

Another CC Morgan

 

Just got this in the mail. It's a Circa 1795 British Conder Anti-slavery token, D+H 1037. Compared to others that I've seen it is a detailed and strong strike. It is pedigreed to Eric P. Newman and came with his envelope as well as a tag from Baldwin's auction house in London England. The word oppression is misspelled as it's missing a "P."

 

a very cool and unique coin, first one I have ever seen

 

In todays mail

 

Didn’t expect to buy anything other than maybe a bullion coin but I couldn’t resist this for the price. What would be your number on this that you couldn’t resist?

 

I paid $75 which seemed like a no-brainer automatic purchase

 

Got by a shop I hadn’t been to in a while and picked up this oddball. Grades seem to be accurate or possibly conservative. My pics through the plastic aren’t great.