Looking for variety attribution for this 1820 Capped Bust Quarter

Your help is greatly appreciated!

Thoughts on grade welcome.


Thanks,

 

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1820 B-4 (small 0). The easiest way to differentiate B-4 and B-5 is by looking at the 5 in “25 C.” The 5 appears larger on the B-4 than it does on the B-5. As for its grade, I would say F12. It is a very nice looking coin for its grade and appears to be very original.

 

Thank you very much, NSP.

I really appreciate it!
I don't actively collect CBQ's so my knowledge in this area is
thin. I have learnt something today.

 

Nice VG obverse Fine reverse. Probably net VG10.

 

What’s interesting about this die marriage (and 1820 B-5) is that it was struck in 1821. The small 0 obverse die was also the first die that used the small stars on the obverse (the large 0 and medium 0 dies both used the large old style stars).