Lets see some nice old worn Bust half dollars.

1812
O-107

R-1

think XF-45

 

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1812 O-108 R-2




mage.

 

1812 O-109a R-2
1812 O-109a

Obv 7
Rev H

Grade: EF-40

R-2

Diagnostics:
Obverse: Round lump at Star 10
Reverse: Line 3 of stripe 2 broken & doubled

 

1812 O-110 R-1
1812 O-110

Obv 8
Rev I

Grade: VF-20

R-1

Diagnostics:
Obverse: Faint bar below end of bust.
Reverse: Crossbar 2 from top, and 3 from bottom extend into right wing.

 

O-105

 

1812 O-101 (2/1 large 8)

 

Thanks guys, I hope to learn a lot on this forum.

 

O-108

 

1813 O-101 [50 over UNI] R-2
I picked this up at the ANA, from a Bust Nut.

It was raw graded as AU-53. Which I had to agree on (the grade).










That is the clearest UNI that I have ever seen (in person).


But!


ANACS thought cleaned, and I don't see that at all!

Do you?

 

1813 O-101 [50 over UNI] R-2

Another one, purchased as unattributed.

I just couldn't leave it behind:

What do you think: VG?








comments?

 

1813 O-101a [50C/UNI] R-4
1813 O-101a [50C/UNI] R-4

Late die state, w/ UNI partially effaced.

Rev: 50 C over UNI.

Grade: VG

 

1813 O-102 R-4
1813 O-102

Obv 1-s2
Rev B

Grade: F-12 TO VF

R-4

Diagnostics:
Obverse: Late die state, little of no milling.
Reverse: Left side of E centered under D.

 

1813 O-103 R-2
I got this a while ago, but just the chance to take some crummy pictures.

1813
O-103
R-2

Grade: G+

Comments?

 

1813 O-104

1813 O-104

And here's mine:





Note: On top of the holder, not in it

 

1813 O-105 R-1
1813 O-105

Obv 3
Rev D
GRADE: F-15

R-1

Diagnostics:
Obverse: Coarse bold milling.
Reverse: AT close at base, A-A is 3/4 mm.

 

1813 O-106 R-2
1813 O-106

Obv 4
Rev E

GRADE: VF-20


R-2

Diagnostics:
Obverse: Star 7 recut at upper & lower points.
Reverse: Left sides of T-I in line

 

1813 O-107a R-1
1813
O-107a

R-1

Grade: XF-40

[NOTE: PCGS slab]


Diagnostics:
Obverse: Shattered die
Reverse: Shattered die.

 

1813 O-109 R-3
1813 O-109

Obv 6-s2
Rev H

GRADE: VF-20

R-3

Diagnostics:
Obverse: Die cracks.
Reverse: E in AMERICA is higher at base than M

 

1813 O-109a Single Leaf R-5
1813
O-109a

Single leaf, due to die polishing

 

1813 O-110 R-1
1813 O-110

Obv 7
Rev H-s2

GRADE: VG-F
[What do you all think, I graded this because of the particular die, with about 3 obverse clashes. Parsley notes "only light to partial milling']]

R-1

Diagnostics:
Obverse: Letters sharply clashed below bust. May be up to 3 clashes (as here).
Reverse: E in AMERICA is higher at base than M.