Yes and no. As usual, Matt was correct, as it is a Cohen 2 (C-2) die marriage. The rarity rating for this die marriage is R-2+/3. The embedded T helps determine the variety because it narrows done the possibilities to only C-2 (Scarce) and C-3 (Common). The last 8's lower position identifies this piece as a C-2. Congratulations on such a stunning pickup Matt, considering the otherwise gorgeous surfaces, the slight porosity barely bothers me at all. Not to mention this level of detail on an 1808/7 is very rare. The PCGS prices realized pages (which of course does not list all know examples, but is helpful), shows only 13 pieces graded AU Details and higher, with the single MS example being the Missouri Cabinet specimen (MS-64+). Jesse
It is definitely the 1808/7 overdate (C-1 and C-2), the 7 is clearly visible and on the non-overdate (C-3) the 8 is made of two overlapped 0's from the 0 used in the fraction on the reverse. Both C-1 and C-2 used the same obv. The leaf overlaps the T on both C-1 and C-2, but it overlaps more of the T on C-2. The Point of leaf below the D is below the serif of the D (C-2) On C-1 it is below the middle of the upright of the D. The easiest diagnostic that identifies this as C-2 is the heavy graver scratch from the right stem to the right base of A3. (C-3 has the same reverse and scratch but the overdate eliminated it.)
