Bust Half Attribution

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  1. Weston

    Weston Well-Known Member

    I received some bust halves on consignment yesterday. Having trouble attributing some and just want to make sure. I believe the 1806 is the O-116, 1807 is O-112, 18.11(/10) is an O-102, but the 1825 I have absolutely no clue! I would really appreciate assistance on attribution. Thanks! FullSizeRender-1.jpg FullSizeRender-2.jpg FullSizeRender-3.jpg FullSizeRender-7.jpg FullSizeRender-6.jpg FullSizeRender-4.jpg FullSizeRender-8.jpg FullSizeRender-5.jpg
     

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  3. CBJesse

    CBJesse Capped Bust Fanactic

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    Lovely coins! Here are my attributions, with a few key pick up points.

    1806, O-116, R-3
    Obverse: Distinctive die crack. Recut T. Defect above 6 (as seen on earlier Obverse 9 die states), is no longer present.
    Reverse: 5 berries. Star point to tip of beak. Point of leaf under I just left of center. Bottom right serif of F missing.

    1807, O-112, R-1
    Obverse: Left serif of 1 present.
    Reverse: 5/Inverted 5 (AKA 50/20). Large dot near junction of left wing and shield.

    1811/10 (18.11), O-101, Late Die State
    Obverse: Strong dot between 8 and 1 narrows it down to O-101 and O-102.
    Reverse: T/I, Scroll, A/Arrow postitions match Reverse A (O-101)

    1825, O-115, R-3
    Obverse: 5 tipped sharply to the left. Sharp points on curl and serif of 2. Star positions
    Reverse: T/I position (left sides in line)

    Best wishes,
    Jesse
     
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  4. green18

    green18 Unknown member Sweet on Commemorative Coins Supporter

    Help is on rthe way.....:)

    @Treashunt........@Jim M
     
  5. jello

    jello Not Expert★NormL®

    Nice 1806 and the other halves !
    Looks like the one grandpa passed down to me.
    :)
     
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  6. gronnh20

    gronnh20 Well-Known Member

    @okbustchaser he knows these things like the back of his hand.
     
  7. CBJesse

    CBJesse Capped Bust Fanactic

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    Lovely coins! Here are my attributions, with a few key pick up points.

    1806, O-116, R-3
    Obverse: Distinctive die crack. Recut T. Defect above 6 (as seen on earlier Obverse 9 die states), is no longer present.
    Reverse: 5 berries. Star point to tip of beak. Point of leaf under I just left of center. Bottom right serif of F missing.

    1807, O-112, R-1
    Obverse: Left serif of 1 present.
    Reverse: 5/Inverted 5 (AKA 50/20). Large dot near junction of left wing and shield.

    1811/10 (18.11), O-101, Late Die State
    Obverse: Strong dot between 8 and 1 narrows it down to O-101 and O-102.
    Reverse: T/I, Scroll, A/Arrow postitions match Reverse A (O-101)

    1825, O-115, R-3
    Obverse: 5 tipped sharply to the left. Sharp points on curl and serif of 2. Star positions
    Reverse: T/I position (left sides in line)

    Best wishes,
    Jesse
     
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  8. rzage

    rzage What Goes Around Comes Around .

    I agree with CB Jesse on the 1806 , at 1st I thought it was the O-115 but the top berries have thinner stems . So O-116 is correct , good eye Jesse .
     
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  9. Treashunt

    Treashunt The Other Frank

    you all saved me a lot of work.

    :)
     
  10. okbustchaser

    okbustchaser I may be old but I still appreciate a pretty bust Supporter

    As Jesse said above the 1811 is 101 rather than 102 and the 1825 is 115.
     
  11. Weston

    Weston Well-Known Member

    Thank you everyone!
     
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