Lets see some nice old worn Bust half dollars.

wow!

 

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Nice

 

For an AG, that's a really cool looking coin.

 

Two new additions.....
O-111



O-112

 

Agreed, O-122, R-1

Rev: O of OF is recut, only use of this reverse

 

Nice!

O-101, R-4

Rev: Only reverse with 21 berries

 

Sorry, I've been busy lately.

1833:

Start with this 'beauty'

1833 Contemporary Counterfeit
Okay, folks, I couldn't let this one stay behind:

Beat up & all, still a nice really bad fake:







I'll check the Davignon number later

 

1833 Counterstamp ?Help?
Again, can anyone help me with the Overton on this?

Possible O-113, R-2 -- agreed










Thanks to all for looking.

 

1833 O-101

R-1








I have it as an XF-40, not cleaned in hand, looks like it in my crummy pictures

Per my log, I also have an AU-53, no pictures

 

1833
O-102
R-1

 

1833 O-103 R2

1833
O-103

VF

Bright, but not as bright as it looks.

 

1833 O-103a With Counterstamp R-3
1833


O-103a


Grade: G+ (coin)
Counterstamp = VF

R-3

Obv: 3
Rev: C-s2

Diagnostics:
Obverse: 18 wider than 833
Reverse: Shield broken at corner.

 

1833
O-104
R-1

XF-45

 

Nope, no O-105




1833 O-106 R-2
1833 Bust $1/2 O-106

O-106
F-12

R-2

Obverse: 6
Reverse: F

Diagnostics:
Obverse: Laced lips.
Reverse: Several stripe lines extend to second crossbar.


R-2.

Another recent acquisition. Nothing great, I think about a F-12.

 

Nope, no O-107

1833 O-108 R-1
1833
O-108

R-1

Grade: XF-45
[ANACS slab]

Obverse: 8
Reverse: H

Diagnostics:
Obverse: Date low with close thick letters.
Reverse: 50 C 1 mm and very high.

 

Oh come on. Just say it. You love the tax season.

 

Yes, the 113. The only die marriage that used reverse L with the diagnostic low 0 on the reverse although it was previously used on the extremely rare (R-7) 1832 O-123.




By the by, this is the same obverse die that was used on the very rare O-115 (R5+) marriage.