Attributing capped 50c practice

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Nice! I love CBHs. A 1820/19 was the first coin I ever purchased as an adult. It's scratched but I just sent it in for grading with some others anyway. I have to save it. Would rather it not be scratched but it doesn't bother me either. Seems so many of them have been scratched.
The CBHs have to be the most interesting series in all of the coin world for all the varieties and overdates. My type set requires three of them so it will include my first coin soon, despite the scratches. Would love to have an 1812. Really like that one.

 

I don't know who he's talking to or what his process is. I know the second volume was delayed because of the pandemic, but it should be on track again. If you've got his first volume for the early halves, I think it is fantastic (but I don't really collect those).

 

If anyone has halves they would like to share with me for the sake of practice, please contact me with images

 

Here you go.
https://www.pcgs.com/setregistry/ha...ulation-strikes-1807-1836/publishedset/243563

Someday I will cross my NGC 1815 and complete the registry. No hurry, though.

 

I'm sure you've done so before, but show us your 1815?

I'll show you mine if you show me yours.

 

Just because you're such a nice guy...

 

A little solder should fill that scratch in nicely!

 

That's what I use. And when I still can't figure it out, I come here and tag @okbustchaser and ask him!

 

No chance! I like it as is. It may be in a focal area, but I easily can look past it.

Very common variety, but the 'pincer 8's' really caught my eye.

 

Unfortunately, your set seems to be private, so I can't see images. Although I would love to look and see if I can ID them.

 

actually, I can see the gallery, but not the set. I'll poke around

 

You should be able to see them now. I thought I had already set it to Public.

 

Very nice!

 

I really like yours.

 

I like that variety too. I don't own one yet. The couple I've tried to win i got outbid on.

 

So easily identifiable, its one of those that really impresses the uninitiated when you bring it up

 

Here are a couple guesses. Some were harder than others. 1813 took me a long time but I just couldn't decide.

1807 - O-111

1808 - O-103

1810 - O-107?

1811 - O-110?

1812 - O-107?

1813 - don’t know

 

Here’s some practice for you.

Pardon the crappy images.

 

Need practice? I bought this one at a show last week.

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